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Anteroposterior radiography (a) of the pelvis, at 3-month post-injury, and (b) of the hip, at 1-year post-injury. Irregularity of the inferior margin of the left ischial tuberosity with fragmentation and avulsion of the apophysis.
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The patient underwent frontal radiographic examination of the pelvis and hip (Fig. 1a) that showed irregularity of the inferior margin of the left ischial tuberosity with fragmentation and avulsion of the apophysis and also ultrasonography of the area that was normal. After about 9 months, later than the follow-up that was advised, in which the patient was prescribed with rest and painkillers and saw great improvement, he underwent full investigation that included another radiographic examination (Fig. 1b) that was unchanged compared to the previous one, computed tomography (CT) (Fig. 2), MRI (Fig. 3),
Magnetic resonance imaging of the pelvis - (a) coronal T2 gradient recalled echo (GRE) (mFFE) and (b) axial fat-suppressed proton-density weighted images. Apophyseal avulsion (slight anterior tilt) with marrow edema and widening of the apophysis and focal edema of the insertion of the hamstrings.
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