Infantile Cortical Hyperostosis: Report of a Case with Observations on Clinical Manifestations, Radiology, and Pathology with a Late Follow-Up of Eight Years

<div>Radiographs showing spontaneous resolution. ((a) and (b)) Radiograph findings of right and left forearms were normal in follow-up examination at eight years of age. (c) The roentgenographic findings of tibias and left fibula were normal in follow-up examination at eight years of age. ((d) and (e)) Swelling of mandible had diminished and disappeared completely at 1 + 2 years of age (frontal and lateral projection).</div>

Case Reports in Pediatrics

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Figure 4: Infantile Cortical Hyperostosis: Report of a Case with Observations on Clinical Manifestations, Radiology, and Pathology with a Late Follow-Up of Eight Years 

Figure 4 | Infantile Cortical Hyperostosis: Report of a Case with Observations on Clinical Manifestations, Radiology, and Pathology with a Late Follow-Up of Eight Years 