Diagnosis of osteopetrosis in bilateral congenital aural atresia: Turning point in treatment strategy

Figure 4 Skeletal survey. Note generalised increased bone density in all the radiographs (A to F). Calvarial bones as well as skull base are thickened (A), lung fields are normal with sclerotic ribs (B). No paraspinal masses to suggest extra medullary hematopoiesis. Sclerosis of pelvic bones with subtle blurring of cortico-medullary is differentiation in long bones (arrow heads). Sclerosis along vertebral endplates (dotted arrow) leading to “rugger jersy spine” (D and E).