From the case:
Spinal compression fracture: acute vs old
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The pattern of findings seen with acute and old compression fracture in the spine are illustrated. Old compression fractures are wedge shaped, but lack the anterior step defect and line of condensation from trabecular impaction that is seen with acute compression fractures.
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