Bones commonly affected by fibrous dysplasia

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Bones commonly affected by fibrous dysplasia

Illustration showing bones commonly affected by fibrous dysplasia

Fibrous dysplasia most commonly affects your body's long bones — such as the bones in your arms and legs — and the ribs, pelvis, skull and facial bones.
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