[Comparison of x-ray and radionuclide studies of the joints in patients with Touraine-Solente-Golé syndrome].

The thesis of primariness of the disease and of its osseous tissue manifestations is discussed on the grounds of the results from a complex study on 3 patients. The periosteal ossifying hyperplasia and disturbances in the osseous tissue structure develop with no other organ symptomatics and in the absence of any changes in the available laboratory and immunological indices. The macromorphological X-ray characteristic corresponds to the radionuclide tests of the study with 99MTc-pertechnetate, 99MTc-pyrophosphate and 99MTc-sulfocolloid, informing about abnormal vascularization index, growth of bone-marrow tissue and intensified joint-tissue anabolism.