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Fig. 3A —Chance fracture in 18-year-old man. Transaxial CT image of L2
vertebral body shows superior articular processes of L2 are seen without their
normal articulation with L1 inferior articular processes (arrows).
Note left transverse process fracture (arrowhead). Findings represent
naked-facet sign and signify distraction of posterior elements.
