Which of the following antemortem skeletal conditions involves lytic, proliferative, and deformative lesions?

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The description of lytic, proliferative, and deformative lesions is characteristic of pathological conditions, which are antemortem skeletal conditions resulting from disease or injury. Skeletal anomalies and markers of occupational stress may also result in deformities or changes to the skeleton, but they do not necessarily involve lytic or proliferative lesions. Therefore, choices B and C are incorrect.

Which of the Following Antemortem Skeletal Conditions Involves Lytic, Proliferative