Paget’s Disease
Paget’s Disease ( 45 Questions)
Which of the following bones is often affected in Paget's disease?
Humerus (arm bone): The humerus can be affected in Paget's disease, but it is not as commonly involved as the femur.
Radius (forearm bone): The radius can be affected in Paget's disease, but it is not as commonly involved as the femur.
The femur, which is the thigh bone, is often affected in Paget's disease. The condition commonly involves the axial skeleton, such as the skull, spine, and pelvis, as well as the long bones like the femur.
Fibula (lower leg bone): The fibula can be affected in Paget's disease, but it is not as commonly involved as the femur.
The femur, which is the thigh bone, is often affected in Paget's disease. The condition commonly involves the axial skeleton, such as the skull, spine, and pelvis, as well as the long bones like the femur.
a. Humerus (arm bone): The humerus can be affected in Paget's disease, but it is not as commonly involved as the femur.
b. Radius (forearm bone): The radius can be affected in Paget's disease, but it is not as commonly involved as the femur.
d. Fibula (lower leg bone): The fibula can be affected in Paget's disease, but it is not as commonly involved as the femur.