FIGURE 3.
FIGURE 3.
In 46-y-old quadriplegic woman, HO developed at multiple sites: both shoulders, left elbow, proximal right clavicle, and left hip. Less intense increased uptake in hands, feet, and knees is caused by arthritis.
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