Clinico-radiological correlation of Primary Multifocal Osseous NHL

Abstract

Multifocal skeletal involvement in primary non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma (NHL) is very rare as compared to the focal one. These findings of multifocal nature are more common in children than in adults. We present 52 years old male patient who presented with slow growing multiple tender swellings on the left side of mandible and on the medial end of right first rib. We present the clinico-radiological aspects of the disease which lead to suspicion of the NHL and later proved to be primary non- Hodgkin’s Lymphoma on fine needle aspiration cytology.