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Distribution of patients' age.
- Figure 2
Anathomopathological results.
- Figure 3
Magnetic resonance imaging study (sagittal fat suppression T2 weighted on the left) showed multiple vertebral fractures in an 8-year-old patient; PET-CT was negative (on the right). Biopsy has been performed on 2 different vertebral bodies without any diagnosis (normal bone structure).
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Computed tomography-guided vertebral biopsy level (not considering procedure's repetitions).
- Figure 5
Magnetic resonance imaging studies (sagittal fat suppression T2 weighted) showed fracture of T6 in a 6-year-old patient (on the left) and fracture of T9 and T11 in an 8-year-old patient (on the right) with similar radiologic patterns but different anatomopathological results: osteomyelitis (on the left) and eosinophilic granuloma (on the right).
- Figure 6
Anatomopathological diagnosis in patients 44 years old or older (range 44–78 years).
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Anatomopathological diagnosis in patients 10 years old or younger (range 6–10 years).
- Figure 8
Magnetic resonance imaging showed recent L1 fracture with strong bone edema (short tau inversion recovery sagittal sequence; on the right) and fluid in paravertebral space (arrows), without focal lesions detectable. Computed tomography confirmed the fracture (upper left). Computed tomography-guided vertebral biopsy, performed on L1 (down left), revealed multiple myeloma.
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