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Fig. 6B. 62-year-old woman with three fractured vertebral bodies (T10-T12). She reported history of lung cancer and cerebral metastasis. In routine MR imaging, osseous metastases had been suspected. Diffusion-weighted fat-suppressed spin-echo MR image (b = 598 sec/mm2) corresponding to (A) reveals marked signal attenuation of all lesions, and diagnosis was changed to osteoporotic fracture.





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