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From the case:
Vertebral hemangioma
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Typical appearance of a vertebral hemangioma, with thickening of the primary vertical weight baring trabeculae leading to corduroy appearance on lateral projection and salt and pepper or polka-dot sign appearance axially. Note the fat-density marrow.