Work-up for bone islands?

So I’m a new FM attending and I’ve encountered these a few times as incidentalomas in reports. I realize these are “do not touch” lesions, but do these need any kind of follow-up at all?

I have a 71F patient with a 5-7 mm sclerotic rib lesion on chest CT which was called a bone island. If I wanted to evaluate this further, what would be ideal modality and timeframe?

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