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Chest X-ray showing mild bronchial thickening and minimal linear scarring in the left lung base but no definitive focal consolidation, Ghon's focus, or lymphadenopathy.
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It showed mild bronchial thickening and minimal linear scarring in the left lung base but no definitive focal consolidation, Ghon's focus, or lymphadenopathy (Figure 1).
(a, b) CT scan of the pelvis and spine in axial (a) and coronal (b) cuts, respectively, showing spinopelvic dissociation with severe osseous destruction extending from the ala into S1 and S2.
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MRI showed an extensive oedema of the posterior paraspinal muscles bilaterally from L4 to S2 levels and diffuse marrow oedema of the sacrum. A large collection in the right posterior paraspinal muscles tracking inferiorly and anteriorly through a large bony defect in the right half of the sacrum seen in the axial (a) and coronal (b) views. There are bilateral spinal-pelvic fractures and dissociation.
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A large collection in the right posterior paraspinal muscles tracked inferiorly and anteriorly through a large bony defect in the right half of the sacrum (Figure 3) which extends anteriorly into the pelvic sidewall just posterior to the iliopsoas muscle.