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What does porotic hyperostosis look like? A guide to its physical and radiographic signs

Porotic hyperostosis is a pathological condition most often associated with chronic anemia, where the body expands bone marrow to produce more red blood cells. To understand the history of human health and diet, it's critical to know precisely **what does porotic hyperostosis look like?** This guide will detail its macroscopic and radiographic features, explaining the visual clues left on the skeleton.

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