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Back Pain, Spine Edema, and Lesions - What Can Be The Patient’s Diagnosis
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A 44-year-old woman with a 35-year history of type 1 diabetes presented with two months of lumbar pain, night sweats, and difficulty maintaining an erect posture. Physical examination revealed discrete trunk forward-leaning. Initial blood tests showed hyperglycemia and decreased renal function. Lumbar MRI revealed signal intensity changes in both a

Back Pain, Spine Edema, and Lesions - What Can Be The Patient’s Diagnosis
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