Salt and Pepper pot appearance of skull seen in:: (A) Hyperparathyroidism, (B) Multiple myeloma, (C) Hypehyroidism, (D) Pseudo hyperparathyroidism
Answer is A. * Pepperpot skull is occasionally used in place of salt and pepper skull to describe the typical radiographic appearance of multiple small radiolucent lesions of the skull vault. * In primary hyperparathyroidism, extensive resorption bone in the skull in combination with cystic areas of osteopenia are termed pepper pot skull. * Classically seen in hyperparathyroidism, and is occasionally used (inaccurately) to describe the raindrop skull of multiple myeloma REF : DAVID SUTTON 7 TH ED