Dense metaphyseal bands are not seen in primary hyperparathyroidism. There is increased bone resorption in primary hyperparathyroidism whereas dense metaphyseal bands are formed due to increased bone deposition and/or reduced osteoclastic remodeling. Causes of dense metaphyseal bands (DENSE LINES) D - D vitamin intoxication E - Element arsenic N - Normal variant S - Syphilis (congenital) E - Estrogen to mother in pregnancy L - Leukaemia (treated) I - Infection (TORCH) N-Never forget healed rickets E- Early hypothyroidism 8-Scurvy Note: Lucent bands in leukemia become dense after treatment.
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