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. 2003 Nov 28;13(3):253–256. doi: 10.1007/s00586-003-0620-1

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics, investigations and outcome of the five presented cases

Case no. Age (years) Gender Aetiology Imaging Tm-99 bone scan Duration of pain relief Outcome
1 37 Female Idiopathic MRI scan: normal SIJ No uptake at SIJ 12 weeks Complete relief of symptoms
2 26 Male Fall from height “open-book” type of fracture treated with external fixation CT scan: SIJ diastasis Uptake at SIJ 6 weeks Complete relief of symptoms
3 44 Female Road-traffic accident; pelvic injury with isolated inferior pubic ramus fracture Not performed Not performed 2 h Complete relief of symptoms
4 22 Female Ski injury; no fracture identified MRI scan: normal SIJ No uptake at SIJ 4 h Complete relief of symptoms
5 24 Male Fall from height; undisplaced fracture pubic rami and ipsilateral fracture neck of femur MRI scan: normal SIJ No uptake at SIJ 10 weeks Resolution of SIJ symptoms Persistence of lower back symptomatology