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X-Ray Lumbar Spine.
Comparison is made with previous radiograph dated. 07.02.22.
The previously shown L1 compression fracture is again shown. With some further reduction in height, particularly anteriorly, as well as sclerosis in keeping with maturation. Alignment is unchanged, with again posterior prominence in keeping with the known retropulsed bone identified on CT/MRI. Mild anterior wedging of T12 vertebrae is noted. The rest of the lumbar spine appearances are unchanged.
Comparison is made with previous radiograph dated. 07.02.22.
The previously shown L1 compression fracture is again shown. With some further reduction in height, particularly anteriorly, as well as sclerosis in keeping with maturation. Alignment is unchanged, with again posterior prominence in keeping with the known retropulsed bone identified on CT/MRI. Mild anterior wedging of T12 vertebrae is noted. The rest of the lumbar spine appearances are unchanged.
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