celery stalk metaphysis

Infant with
TORCH infection. AP radiograph of the knee shows shows fraying of the femoral metaphysis which has alternating radiolucent and radiodense stripes (celery stalking).The diagnosis was congenital rubella osteomyelitis.
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Infant with
TORCH infection. AP radiograph of the lower extremities shows fraying of the bilateral femoral metaphyses which have alternating radiolucent and radiodense stripes (celery stalking).The diagnosis was congenital rubella osteomyelitis.
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Infant with
TORCH infection. AP radiograph of the knee shows shows fraying of the femoral metaphysis which has alternating radiolucent and radiodense stripes (celery stalking).The diagnosis was congenital rubella osteomyelitis.
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Celery stalk metaphysis refers to a plain film appearance of the metaphyses in a number of conditions characterized by longitudinally aligned linear bands of sclerosis. They are seen in:

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Assoziationen und Differentialdiagnosen zu celery stalk metaphysis:
Embryopathia
rubeolosa
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connatale
Zytomegalie
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