Ilium, Radiology Reference Article

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A) X-ray of pelvic bone showing bone destruction and irregular

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AP radiograph of the pelvis (a) and axial CT (b) in a 57-year-old

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MRI images showing lesion in right ilium bone.

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Computed tomography shows erosions of the right ilium, involving the SI

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A) Pelvic radiograph showed a large osteolytic lesion in the right

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