Pseudofracture or looser's zone is seen in -: (A) Osteoporosis, (B) Osteopetrosis, (C) Osteomalacia, (D) Scurvy
Answer is C. Pseudofracture/ Looser's zones : Wide, transverse lucencies traversing pa way through a bone, usually at right angles to the involved coex The characteristic feature of osteomalacia Also seen in: Paget's disease Fibrous dyplasia Hyperparathyroidism Renal osteodystrophy Symmetrically distributed in : Pubi rami Femoral neck Medial border of scapula