Single Vertebra Tuberculosis Presenting with Solitary Localized Osteolytic Lesion in Young Adult Lumbar Spines - Zhen - 2013 - Orthopaedic Surgery - Wiley Online Library
A well delimited lytic lesion on the left side of T11 body was observed... | Download Scientific Diagram
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a Plain LL X-rays, b CT scan and c MRI of the lumbar spine show a... | Download Scientific Diagram
a) X-ray AP view showing lytic lesion involving the L4 vertebral body... | Download Scientific Diagram
