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MRI T2 axial scan showed bone marrow edema at the sacrum.
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Then, the patient performed MRI investigation that excluded transient osteoporosis of the hip and showed bone marrow edema at the sacrum (Figure 1).
CT scan: coronal view of the right pelvis that showed the fracture line from the superior to the inferior border of the sacral bone with disruption of the cortical bone.
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Finally, the CT scan confirmed the fracture of the sacrum (Figures 2 and 3).
CT scan: axial view that showed the fracture line from the anterior border of sacrum to the right sacroiliac joint.
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Finally, the CT scan confirmed the fracture of the sacrum (Figures 2 and 3).
CT scan 3D reconstruction of the pelvis that showed the oblique pattern of fracture line of right sacral bone.
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In addition, a 3D reconstruction was performed using CT scans (Figure 4).