Left hip pain There is abnormal signal intensity within the left inferior pubic ramus with early adjacent periosteal new bone formation compatible with stress fracture. There is mild edema within the adjacent musculature but the remaining adductor muscles are otherwise normal as is the prepubic aponeurotic complex. No additional fractures are identified.There is mild signal intensity seen within the hamstring origins bilaterally, left greater than right, perhaps reflecting mild degenerative tendinopathy although this is not necessarily of any clinical significance.Seen on a single sagittal image (1 of 76) is linear signal intensity partially separating the anterior superior labrum from the underlying acetabulum which may represent a labral tear. This is incompletely evaluated on this study and is also not necessarily of any clinical significance. The hip joints otherwise appear normal as do the sacroiliac joints.The remaining soft tissue structures are within normal limits.
Stress fracture of the left inferior pubic ramus with other findings as described above.