Diffuse medullary hyperdensities of the femora and humeri on WBLDCT correlate with diffuse MRI pattern of involvement and advanced disease stage in patients with multiple myeloma

Vassilis Koutoulidis; Ioanna Klapa; Evangelos Terpos; Sofia Fontara; Andriani Βoultadaki; Efstathios Kastritis; Meletios A Dimopoulos; Lia A. Moulopoulos

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Diffuse medullary hyperdensities of the femora and humeri on WBLDCT correlate with diffuse MRI pattern of involvement and advanced disease stage in patients with multiple myeloma

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Vassilis Koutoulidis
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Ioanna Klapa
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Evangelos Terpos

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Poster: ECR 2018 / C-2406 / Diffuse medullary hyperdensities of the femora and humeri on WBLDCT correlate with diffuse MRI pattern of involvement and advanced disease stage in patients with multiple myeloma by: V. Koutoulidis, I. Klapa , E. Terpos, S. Fontara, A. Boultadaki, E. Kastritis, M. Dimopoulos, L. A. Moulopoulos; Athens/GR

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Diffuse medullary hyperdensities of the femora and humeri on WBLDCT correlate with diffuse MRI pattern of involvement and advanced disease stage in patients with multiple myeloma

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