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Fig. 4. 50-year-old woman with AIDS who developed fever, arthralgias,
cutaneous nodules, and osteomyelitis of right foot and thoracic spine after
starting highly active antiretroviral therapy. T1-weighted MR image of
thoracic spine shows paraspinal mass (arrow). Note collapse of T7
from Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare osteomyelitis.
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