PMC6628862_01
The sacroiliac joints are fused.
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Plain radiographic imaging studies were notable for the fusion at the sacroiliac iliac joint bilaterally (Figure 1), bamboo spine at the lumbar spine (Figure 2), and ankyloses of the cervical spine (Figure 3).
Bridging syndesmophytes at multiple levels of the lumbar spine along the anterior fibers, consistent with a bamboo spine.
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Plain radiographic imaging studies were notable for the fusion at the sacroiliac iliac joint bilaterally (Figure 1), bamboo spine at the lumbar spine (Figure 2), and ankyloses of the cervical spine (Figure 3).
Mature ankylosis of the cervical spine with straightening.
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Plain radiographic imaging studies were notable for the fusion at the sacroiliac iliac joint bilaterally (Figure 1), bamboo spine at the lumbar spine (Figure 2), and ankyloses of the cervical spine (Figure 3).