An Atraumatic Symphysiolysis with a Unilateral Injured Sacroiliac Joint in a Patient with Cushing’s Disease: A Loss of Pelvic Stability Related to Ligamentous Insufficiency?

<div>MRI of the pelvis. (a) Axial MRI presenting extensive widening of the symphysis about 9.9 mm (arrows). (b) Coronary MRI also showed widening of the left sacroiliac joint (arrows) and an increased signal from the left ilium. (c) Axial MRI revealed ruptured left anterior sacroiliac ligaments and intact posterior sacroiliac ligaments (arrows). (d) Axial MRI showed intact sacrotuberal and sacrospinal ligaments on both sides (arrows).</div>

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Figure 1: An Atraumatic Symphysiolysis with a Unilateral Injured Sacroiliac Joint in a Patient with Cushing’s Disease: A Loss of Pelvic Stability Related to Ligamentous Insufficiency? 

Figure 1 | An Atraumatic Symphysiolysis with a Unilateral Injured Sacroiliac Joint in a Patient with Cushing’s Disease: A Loss of Pelvic Stability Related to Ligamentous Insufficiency? 