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Pelvic X-ray: Bone dislocation.
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A urinalysis revealed a few white and red blood cells under high-power fields, and >1 gram-negative rod bacterium, which were suggestive of Escherichia coli. A pelvic X-ray showed destruction of the right hip joint, but no obvious ectopic bone formation around the hip (Fig. 1).
Contrast-enhanced coronal CT s.
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Contrast-enhanced abdominal computed tomography (CT) revealed fluid around the right hip and partial calcification within the surrounding iliopsoas muscle, suggestive of MO (Fig. 2).
Contrast-enhanced coronal CT s.
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A follow-up enhanced-contrast coronal CT scan on the 11th day after admission revealed that fluid remained around her right hip and expanding calcification involving the right iliopsoas muscle (Fig. 3).