Concomitant Factors Leading to an Atypical Osteonecrosis of the Jaw in a Patient with Multiple Myeloma
Figure 3
Clinical image. Progression of the lesion. (a) Notice the incipient mucositis and light tumefaction on the affected area. (b) Six weeks later, notice the bone exposure and how the lesion is expanding in mesial direction. ((c) and (d)) Eight weeks later, notice the increase of bone exposure and a characteristic sinus tract with its active exudation.
