Female 53 years old Reason: History of pelvic fracture, no intervention, status post fall, please re-evaluate. History: As above ACETABULAR LABRUM: No significant abnormality.ARTICULAR CARTILAGE AND BONE: There is increased signal at the right pubic symphysis and the right inferior ischium consistent with nondisplaced fractures as seen on the comparison radiograph. There is bone marrow edema in the left superior ramus without definite evidence of fracture. These have not not significantly changed compared to prior exam. SOFT TISSUES: There is a fluid collection in the soft tissue adjacent to the right inferior ischium which may represent a hematoma. There is abnormal signal in the bilateral hamstring insertion possibly representing a partial ligament tear. Again seen is edema in the right adductor muscles down to their insertion on the pubic tubercle.ADDITIONAL
Nondisplaced right pubic symphysis and left inferior ischium fractures.