From the case:
Acromegaly
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AP radiograph of the hand shows ungal tufting, widening of the bases of distal phalanges, metacarpal osteophytes on radial aspect (metacarpal hooks) and soft tissue hypertrophy.
From the case:
Acromegaly
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Lateral radiograph of skull reveals enlarged sella with double flooring, thickened skull vault, pneumosinus dilatans and prognathism.
Case Discussion
Acromegaly is the result of excessive growth hormone (GH) production in skeletally mature patients, most commonly from an adenoma of the pituitary.