Thanks to all who responded.
The general consensus is to recommend CT.
That would confirm it is in bone and not overlying soft tissues….and permit measurement of attenuation (if we still believe that it is useful to ddx untreated mets from enostosis).
I definitely have another consult a bit later….just trying to catch up after a Fabulous week in Lisbon at ISS.
It was so great to see and meet so many of you.
Hilary
On Fri, Sep 26, 2025 at 10:01 AM hilary wrote:
This is now
This is 2015There is a new sclerotic lesion to the left of the L2 vertebra not there 10 years ago.
This is an outpatient facility, so we only have info provided by the patient.
No reported hx of malignancy.
Mammo 1 years ago BiRads 1.What, if anything, would you report / recommend about this new sclerotic focus?
XR will just confirm.
CT?
Bone scan?
Nothing?Thanks.
Hilary
