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Radiograph of the pelvis and axial computed tomography - images of pelvic fractures.
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There were also fractures of the L2, L3 and L4 right transverse apophyses, without signs of fracturing of the vertebral bodies or posterior elements of the lumbar spine (Figure 1).
Axial computed tomography showing increased density and edema in the dorsal-lumbar tissue layers and the right buttock region, with a voluminous hematoma.
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This was believed to be the cause of the decrease in the patient's hemoglobin levels (Figure 2).
Images of the first angiography performed. Adjacent to the internal iliac artery, an image of a sac measuring 37 mm, with contrast medium inside it (caliber of 21 mm), thus suggesting the presence of a pseudoaneurysm in a branch of the right internal iliac artery.
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Images from the last angiography performed, in which the occlusion of the previously diagnosed pseudoaneurysm can be seen.
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