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Preoperative radiographs (a, b), CT (c, d, e), and MRI (f, g, h) showing partial destruction of T11 and T12 vertebrae with associated sclerosis, facet fragmentation (block arrow; image e), fistulous track (curved arrow; image g), and syrinx (small arrow, image h)
