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Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical/Journal of the Brazilian Society of Tropical Medicine
Title: The appearances of a parrot’s peak and petal rims in brucellar spondylitis
Vol.:58 | (e02001-2025) | 2025 | doi: https://doi.org/10.1590/0037-8682-0056-2025
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In addition to Pedro Pons’ sign, the appearances of a parrot’s peak and petal rims are described as the destructive vertebral lesions associated with osteosclerosis and osteophyte formation^1,2^. The presence of a combination of these lesions is a characteristic radiological feature of BS, which can help distinguish BS from tuberculous spondylitis^2^.
Should read:
In addition to Pedro Pons’ sign, the appearances of a parrot’s beak and petal rims are described as the destructive vertebral lesions associated with osteosclerosis and osteophyte formation^1,2^. The presence of a combination of these lesions is a characteristic radiological feature of BS, which can help distinguish BS from tuberculous spondylitis^2^.