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case_images: MRI Pelvis showing bilateral stress insufficiency fractures of the hip, femoral neck. On the right, the transcervical low signal line extends to the superior lateral cortex and is associated with marrow edema, suggestive of a nondisplaced transcervical fracture.
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case_images: MRI of the pelvis was repeated to follow up on the insufficiency fractures and showed persistent bilateral femoral stress insufficiency fractures (Figure 1).
case_images: X-ray of the hips and femurs. New insufficiency fractures (arrows) were noted. There was interval placement of stabilizing screws for the previous right and left femoral neck insufficiency fractures.
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case_images: A repeat X-ray of pelvis showed new insufficiency fractures of the left superior and inferior rami (Figure 2).