Osteolytic Vertebral Lesion: CT Guided FNAC of 67 Cases to Detect Cause and Differential Diagnosis

In advanced age the bony mineralization is reduce and causes osteophoretic change, resulting osleolytic lesion and pathological fracture. During injury the spinal column and spinal cord can be injured anywhere along their length. The majority of the damage to spinal cord occurs at the time of injury. But further damage can be caused by improper handling of the unstable spine and by disruption of blood supply, which can cause hypoxia, necrosis and pathological fracture. There are so many causes of physiological and pathological solitary or multiple vertebral bone lesions.