68 year old patient had a mild fall and complains of lower back pain
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A 68 year old patient presented with low back pain after a mild fall with no neurological findings. STIR magnetic resonance images were ordered which showed a compression fracture at L5, indicating osteoporosis as the likely underlying cause given the minimal force of the fall and presence of a fracture. Further bone density testing was recommended to evaluate for osteoporosis.
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