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Fig. 13B. 48-year-old man with Erdheim-Chester disease presenting with flank and extremity pain. Conventional radiograph of right and left femurs shows typical cortical and medullary sclerosis. Findings are bilateral and symmetric. Erdheim-Chester disease was raised as possible diagnosis in view of femoral abnormalities and was confirmed by biopsy of perinephric tissue.





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