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Soft Tissue - Myositis Ossificans
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Case description
Find the normal appearing mature bone. Why might bone develop as part of an end stage non-specific inflammatory process?
Which prefix preceding -plasia best describes this general concept? Hyper-, hypo-, dys-, meta-, ana-, or neo-? Why is myositis ossificans a classic example of the definition of one of these 5 possible terms?
Which prefix preceding -plasia best describes this general concept? Hyper-, hypo-, dys-, meta-, ana-, or neo-? Why is myositis ossificans a classic example of the definition of one of these 5 possible terms?
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