Abeer Fatima3 months ago
Cotton Wool Appearance of the Skull
Cotton wool appearance of the skull is attributed to Paget's disease. The characteristic radiological finding arises due to thickened and disorganized trabeculae due to increased bone turn-over. Areas of sclerosis are also visible. Reference: https://radiopaedia.org/articles/cotton-wool-appearance-bone Image via: https://radiopaedia.org/articles/cotton-wool-appearance-bone
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