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Fig. 3B. —24-year-old woman with 6-month history of lower back pain and evidence of lytic lesion of vertebral body of L4. Axial CT scan after diskography shows presence of contrast material in lesion with fluid—fluid level (arrow). Presence of air (arrowhead) on top of lesion is attributable to procedure.