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Plain radiograph showing irregularity in the left pubic bone and new bone formation.
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Plain radiographs of the pelvis showed bilateral total hip replacements in situ and an irregularity of the cortex of the superior pubic rami with evidence of new bone formation (Figure 1).
Image intensifier picture showing aspiration of the total hip replacement.
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Arthrocentesis of the right hip under the image intensifier was dry (Figure 2).
CT scan showing destruction of pubic bone and fluid collection suggesting acute osteomyelitis.
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Fluid collections were noted in the expansion of the adjacent muscles, consistent with abscess formation secondary to osteomyelitis (Figure 3).