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Accessory Sacroiliac Joint: Two Case Report

You-Shin Chiu, Che-Pin Chou, Jer‐Shyung Huang, Lee‐Ren Yeh, Kuen-Huang Chen

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We present two cases of accessory sacroiliac joint mimicking focal erosive sacroiliitis on plain radiographs. Two women presented with symptoms of chronic lower back pain. They were initially diagnosed as focal erosive sacroiliitis on plain radiographs. Further CT images of sacroiliac joints found accessory sacroiliac joints.

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We present two cases of accessory sacroiliac joint mimicking focal erosive sacroiliitis on plain radiographs. Two women presented with symptoms of chronic lower back pain. They were initially diagnosed as focal erosive sacroiliitis on plain radiographs. Further CT images of sacroiliac joints found accessory sacroiliac joints.

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We present two cases of accessory sacroiliac joint mimicking focal erosive sacroiliitis on plain radiographs. Two women presented with symptoms of chronic lower back pain. They were initially diagnosed as focal erosive sacroiliitis on plain radiographs. Further CT images of sacroiliac joints found accessory sacroiliac joints.

Key concepts: Sacroiliitis, Sacroiliac joint, Medicine, Radiography, Radiology, Anatomy, Magnetic resonance imaging

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