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case_images: Diagnostic AP pelvis radiograph demonstrating a traumatic pubic ring separation of 5.6 cm.
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case_images: She was then evaluated with an AP radiograph of the pelvis which revealed a complete pubic symphysis diastasis of 5.6 cm with widening of bilateral sacroiliac joints posteriorly (Figure 1) which is redemonstrated with 3D CT reconstruction (Figure 2).
case_images: 3D CT reconstruction of the pelvis redemonstrating separation of the pubic symphysis.
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case_images: She was then evaluated with an AP radiograph of the pelvis which revealed a complete pubic symphysis diastasis of 5.6 cm with widening of bilateral sacroiliac joints posteriorly (Figure 1) which is redemonstrated with 3D CT reconstruction (Figure 2).
case_images: Follow-up AP pelvis radiograph at 6 weeks post injury demonstrating residual pubic symphysis widening of 2.0 cm.
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case_images: At that time, the patient's AP pelvic X-ray revealed 2.0 cm of residual pubic diastasis (Figure 3), and the patient was using an occasional walker when on uneven ground but able to do stairs and perform ADLs.