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Section 1 Submit Findings Case281 Findings IMAGE QUALITY Portions of the patient’s anatomy are excluded from the field of view. Yes No There are external structures overlying the patient’s pelvis, such as a backboard. Yes No The image is rotated. Yes No VISUALIZED LUMBAR SPINE There are compression fractures. Yes No There are transverse process fractures. Yes No There is lumbar spine degeneration. Yes No SACRUM and SACROILIAC JOINTS There are displaced fractures or disrupted/asymmetric foraminal arcs. Yes No The sacroiliac joints are widened and asymmetric. Yes No There is malalignment at the inferior margin of the sacroiliac joints. Yes No There are radiographic findings of sacroiliac inflammation or degeneration. Yes No PUBIC SYMPHYSIS and RAMI The pubic symphysis is widened or vertically incongruent. Yes No There are radiographic findings of pubic symphysis inflammation or degeneration. Yes No There is a pubic ramus fracture. Yes No There are avulsion fractures at the ischial tuberosities. Yes No ILIAC BONES Iliac wing fractures are present. Yes No Posterior iliac bone fractures are present. Yes No Iliac crest avulsion fractures are present. Yes No Anterior superior iliac spine avulsion fractures are present. Yes No Anterior inferior iliac spine avulsion fractures are present. Yes No Ischial spine avulsion fractures are present. Yes No HIPS/PROXIMAL FEMURS Triradiate cartilages (if open) are asymmetric or disrupted. Yes No Ilioischial lines are disrupted. Yes No Iliopubic (iliopectineal) lines are disrupted. Yes No Anterior walls of the acetabula (if ossified) are disrupted. Yes No Posterior walls of the acetabula (if ossified) are disrupted. Yes No Anterior walls of the acetabula (if ossified) are lateral to the posterior walls (“crossover sign”). Yes No Acetabular roofs are discontinuous. Yes No Acetabular angles are abnormal. Yes No There is hip dislocation or subluxation. Yes No The teardrop distance is asymmetric. Yes No There is bulging of the fat planes about the hips. Yes No There are radiographic findings of hip osteoarthritis or inflammation. Yes No The cortices of the femoral heads are irregular or indistinct. Yes No There is abnormal osseous density of the femoral epiphyseal ossification centers. Yes No Femoral epiphyseal ossification centers are asymmetric in size. Yes No The proximal femoral physes are widened or abnormally smooth or irregular in contour. Yes No Klein lines asymmetrically cross the femoral epiphyses or there is displacement of the femoral epiphyses with respect to the femoral necks. Yes No The center edge angle of the femoral heads is abnormal. Yes No There is osseous prominence at the lateral femoral head/neck junctions. Yes No There are fractures of the femoral neck, intertrochanteric region, or subtrochanteric region. Yes No The trabecular pattern of the proximal femurs is abnormal. Yes No There are avulsion fractures of the greater or lesser trochanters. Yes No MISCELLANEOUS The osseous mineralization is diffusely abnormal. Yes No Additional osseous lesions are identified. Yes No SOFT TISSUES There are radio-opaque foreign bodies, lacerations, or soft tissue swelling. Yes No There are other incidental soft tissue abnormalities. Yes No