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MRI showing (top) the T6 compression fracture with hyperintensity signal on T2 weighted images and cord compression, (middle) epidural extension, and (bottom) significant enhancement on T1 with contrast weighted images.
- Figure 2
CT scan confirming (top) the compression fracture with kyphotic angulation and (bottom) a coarse trabecular pattern typical of vertebral hemangioma.
- Figure 3
Intraoperative image showing turgescent epidural veins (black arrow).
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Postoperative CT scan confirming good correction of the kyphosis.
- Figure 5
(left) and (right) Standing x-rays done on D4 after the surgery showing a good global alignment on both views.
- Figure 6
CT scan at 2 months showing (left) and (center) distal junctional kyphosis in the form of a “chance fracture” of T8 (black arrows), leading to (right) a local kyphosis T8–T9 (black lines).
- Figure 7
MRI done at 6 months showing (top, middle, and bottom) satisfactory cord decompression with no recurrence.
- Figure 8
Full spine x-ray at 2 years confirming (left) the stable status with good alignment and (right) the healed distal chance fracture of T8 on CT scan.
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