Pathology: - Autosomal dominant.
- Usually is diagnosed in young adults who undergo X – ray for fractures.
- Mild anemia.
- Cranial nerve impingement

Question

- Autosomal dominant.
- Usually is diagnosed in young adults who undergo X – ray for fractures.
- Mild anemia.
- Cranial nerve impingement

Alexandra Jessie Wilson · Accepted Answer

Clinical Findings of BENIGN Osteopetrosis: (4 pts)

- Autosomal dominant. - Usually is diagnosed in young adults who undergo X – ray for fractures. - Mild anemia. - Cranial nerve impingement