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The magnetic resonance imaging shows bone marrow edema in the sacral and iliac wings of both the right and left sacroiliac joints.
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the sacroiliac joint revealed that bone marrow edema was detected in the sacral and iliac wings of both the right and left sacroiliac joints, consistent with active sacroiliitis (Fig. 1).
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The magnetic resonance imaging shows bone marrow edema in the sacral and iliac wings of both the right and left sacroiliac joints and regression findings.
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MRI of the sacroiliac joint revealed that bone marrow edema was detected in sacral and iliac wings of the right and left sacroiliac joint, consistent with active sacroiliitis (Fig. 2a). His complaints alleviated with NSAID therapy in a few months, and after 3 years, a sacroiliac MRI revealed regression (Fig. 2b).
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The magnetic resonance imaging shows bone marrow edema in the sacral and iliac wings of both the right and left sacroiliac joints and regression findings.
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MRI revealed bilateral bone marrow edema in sacral and iliac wings of both sacroiliac joints, consistent with active sacroiliitis (Fig. 3a). On control MRI after 2 years, a regression in a bone marrow edema of the sacroiliac joint was observed (Fig. 3b).
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