Bone marrow edema of the bony skeleton
Bone marrow is a semi-solid tissue which is found within the spongy or cancellous portions of bone. It is responsible for the production of new blood cells. Bone marrow edema is the term used when there is a fluid collection within the bone marrow. It is usually present when there is an underlying condition. Conditions causing bone marrow edema can include: trauma (bone bruise), microtrabecular fracture, arthropathy, decreased blood flow, infection, post-operative changes, chemotherapy, or bone metastases.
Disclaimer: The condition listed on this page is an example of findings that may be identified through Prenuvo's MRI screenings. A Prenuvo scan is designed to help identify potential abnormalities that may warrant further evaluation and is not intended to diagnose disease or replace evaluation by a qualified healthcare provider, diagnostic testing, or guideline-recommended screening.
