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Fig. 5B. —17-year-old boy with remodeling of scapular osteolysis (patient 1). Helical CT scan of chest (5-mm slice thickness with arms positioned above patient's head) obtained 2 months after start of chemotherapy shows that initially present osteolysis is nearly completely filled with new unstructured bone (arrowheads). Scapula is slightly enlarged but has expected shape.