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T2-weighted image showing destruction of Th2 and Th3 vertebra and the associated intervertebral discs
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F1
A tuberculous (TB) spondylitis was suspected after computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging [Figure 1] showed collapsed Th2 and Th3 vertebrae and compression of the spinal cord with associated paravertebral processes.
Postoperative X-ray showing position of plate
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F2
Postoperative X-ray and CT imaging at 3 months [Figures 2 and 3] showed an acceptable graft alignment with screws and plate in place.
Postoperative, sagittal reformatted computed tomography scan showing restored axial alignment and position of plate
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F3
Postoperative X-ray and CT imaging at 3 months [Figures 2 and 3] showed an acceptable graft alignment with screws and plate in place.