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Child car seat.
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The patient was sitting in the back, on an adapted child car seat (Figure 1), wearing a lap-type seat belt.
Symmetric bilateral iliac wing fracture with bone and intramuscular edema on additional MRI.
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Additional bone edema and intramuscular edema in the gluteus medius and psoas were visualized (Figure 2).
Radiography showed stable condition after three weeks.
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Three weeks after the accident anteroposterior, inlet and outlet radiographs of the pelvis were made, demonstrating a stable evolution (Figure 3).
Radiography with formation of callus visible after six weeks.
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Six weeks later, radiographies showed endostal callus formation (Figure 4).