Presentation
X-ray requested for position of nasogastric tube
Patient Data
Age: 60 years
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What is the incidental finding here?
Demonstrates a block vertebra with no intervertebral disc.
From the case:
Block vertebra
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There is a block vertebra. No intervertebral disc here. The sum of 2 vertebral bodies is equal to one big block vertebral body with disc space in measurement.
Case Discussion
This is an incidental finding and a do not touch lesion.