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Fig. 1. —17-year-old girl with 2-year history of lower back pain. No history of specific trauma except fall on her back during childhood. Radiograph shows well-damarcated, sharply circumscribed lytic lesion of vertebral body of L3 in contact with superior intervertebral space (arrow).