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Plain pelvis radiograph shows the obliteration of joint space in both sacroiliac joints (right>left) and the juxta-articular bony sclerosis.
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B51 antigens were positive. Bilateral SI (right: grade 4, left: grade 3) was noted on plain pelvis radiograph (Figure 1) and T2-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (Figure 2).
T2-weighted magnetic resonance imaging shows the increased signal intensity of subchondral marrow, and the obliteration of joint space in both sacroiliac joints (right>left).
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B51 antigens were positive. Bilateral SI (right: grade 4, left: grade 3) was noted on plain pelvis radiograph (Figure 1) and T2-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (Figure 2).
Fundus photograph of the right eye shows haziness due to posterior vitritis. There are elevation and blurring of the optic disc suggesting papillitis.
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While being treated, recurrent acute iritis with hypopyon, posterior uveitis and papillitis in both eyes (Figure 3 & 4) were developed.
Fluorescein angiogram of the right eye reveals prominent leaking of optic disc and diffuse hyper-fluorescence due to posterior vitritis.
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While being treated, recurrent acute iritis with hypopyon, posterior uveitis and papillitis in both eyes (Figure 3 & 4) were developed.