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Multicentric osteoid osteoma with a nidus located in the epiphysis
Pediatric Radiology, 10/12/09

Tamam C et al. – The authors present a 13–year–old girl who was referred to the clinic with a 5–month history of right leg pain relieved by salicylates. Initial CT examination demonstrated a lesion in the posterior tibial cortex in keeping with an osteoid osteoma. This was resected and the diagnosis confirmed by histology. However, her pain recurred 2 weeks after the operation and further imaging identified a further nidus in the epiphysis. The authors present the imaging findings in this unique case of multicentric osteoid osteoma with one nidus located in the epiphysis.

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