Hyperparathyroidism may result in bone lesions that appear microscopically to be indistinguishable from a(n)

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Hyperparathyroidism may result in bone lesions that appear microscopically to be indistinguishable from a central giant cell granuloma. Other radiographic changes that occur in hyperparathyroidism include a generalized mottled appearance of the bone and partial loss of the lamina dura. Loosening of teeth can also occur. Hyperparathyroidism may result in bone lesions that appear microscopically to be indistinguishable from a central giant cell granuloma rather than osteogenic sarcoma. Hyperparathyroidism may result in bone lesions that appear microscopically to be indistinguishable from a central giant cell granuloma rather than osteoma. Hyperparathyroidism may result in bone lesions that appear microscopically to be indistinguishable from a central giant cell granuloma rather than cemento-osseous dysplasia.

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