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Radiopathology of Organs and Tissues pp 67–111Cite as

Bone

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Part of the book series: Medical Radiology ((Med Radiol Radiat Oncol))

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The clinical-radiological assessment of radiation damage to bone is discussed in detail by Kolář and Vrabec (1976). This review also contains a comprehensive summary of the literature. Assessment of clinically relevant changes solely from the viewpoint of morphological pathology and radiology, however, can result in a considerable misrepresentation, since massive tissue damage does not necessarily result in severe functional defects. Clinical manifestation of damage necessarily depends on functional strain on the tissue. A knowledge of pathomorphological changes is necessary if patients are to be protected from severe damage. In this sense the description of the general pathological changes which are associated with radiation damage in bone is complementary to the chapter by Kolář and Vrabec (1976). An attempt will be made to emphasize the formal pathogenesis and the general principles it follows so as to convey an idea of the fate of the tissue after being challenged by radiation.

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