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Septic sacroiliitis - clinical and MR findings

The diagnosis of septic sacroiliitis is not a simple task. It is necessary to set early suspicion of inflammatory and infectious joint disease, particularly in patients with non-specific clinical symptoms such as pain in the groin, hip or thigh, abdominal and lower back and buttocks, accompanied by fever. A prompt diagnosis can prevent significant morbidity and reduce serious complication. Radiological changes may persist even after the disappearance of clinical and laboratory signs of the disease.

Musculoskeletal bone, Musculoskeletal joint, MR, Contrast agentintravenous, Acute, Infection

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