Sacroiliitis
Diagnosis almost certain
Disclosures
- updated 17 Aug 2022:
Nothing to disclose
Updates to Case Attributes
Status
changed from pending review to published (public).
Published At
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Diagnostic Certainty
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Presentation
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Acute onset, non traumatic-traumatic low back pain, and difficulty in walking.
Age
changed from 25 to 25 years.
Body
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PatientThe patient initially came for a lumbar spine MRI which was normal however screening of the SIsacroiliac joints revealed changes of sacroiliitis. Previous RadiographThe previous radiograph was unremarkable. RA factor was negative. PatientThe patient was treated symptomatically with NSAIDs and physiotherapy.
-<p>Patient initially came for lumbar spine MRI which was normal however screening of the SI joints revealed changes of sacroiliitis. Previous Radiograph was unremarkable. RA factor was negative. Patient was treated symptomatically with NSAIDs and physiotherapy. </p>- +<p>The patient initially came for a lumbar spine MRI which was normal however screening of the sacroiliac joints revealed changes of <a href="/articles/sacroiliitis" title="Sacroiliitis">sacroiliitis</a>. The previous radiograph was unremarkable. RA factor was negative. The patient was treated symptomatically with NSAIDs and physiotherapy.</p>
Updates to Study Attributes
Findings
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Ill defined-defined STIR hyperintense marrow edema with T1 hypointnsehypointense bony erosion is noted involving bilateral sacroiliac joints predominately involving the lower 1/3rdthird of sacral and iliac surfaces. No joint effusion or bony ankylosis. Findings are suggestive of inflammatory sacroiliitis.
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