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Amorphous Radiopacity with Tooth Resorption in Patient Under Prostate Cancer Investigation

72-year-old male

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The Finding

A 72-year-old male currently being investigated for prostate cancer was referred for imaging. The radiologist identified an amorphous radiopacity causing resorption of a tooth, noting that the finding could represent atypical osteosclerosis or a metastatic focus. Given the patient's oncologic history, this differential carries significant clinical weight and warrants further evaluation.

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The Scan

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