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Radiology, Vol 119, 79-81, Copyright © 1976 by Radiological Society of North America

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The soleal line: a cause of tibial pseudoperiostitis

AH Levine, MJ Pais, H Berinson and PS Amenta

An unusually prominent soleal line (a normal anatomic variant) may mimic periosteal reaction along the posterior margin of the proximal tibial shaft. This area of pseudoperiostitis is differentiated from hyperostoses arising from the anterior tibial tubercle and the interosseous membrane. It is always associated with normal, undisturbed architecture of the underlying bone.




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