Follow-up observation of patients with Paget's disease by conventional radiology is useful to evaluate the spontaneous course of the disease in untreated cases and to determine the regeneration of the affected bone after therapy. This also includes complications of the otitis deformans Paget--mainly complete or incomplete fractures, severe deformations as well as rare malignant changes.
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