Metastatic thyroid carcinoma presented as a large craniofacial mass: Case report and CT findings.

Cranial metastases are uncommon locations of thyroid papillary carcinoma. They significantly reduce patients' survival, especially in a context of late management. We report the case of a 46-year-old woman who presented an anterior cervical swelling, then a progressive large craniofacial mass for more than 5 years without any treatment.

[MRI appearance of tuberculosis of the tibia in children: about a case].

Isolated bone involvement of tuberculosis is uncommon and mainly occurs among immunocompromised young adults. Initially, it can mimick an infection due to common germ or a tumor when its evolution is chronic. We here report the case of a 15-year old female patient with no particular previous history presenting with hard and painless swelling on the upper third of the leg with chronic evolution.