93-year-old male with unstageable sacral draining decubital ulcer + UTI, presented with sepsis. BONE MARROW: Again seen is a right femoral neck fracture with superior and anterior displacement of the diaphyseal fracture fragment, subacute.Questionable faint T1 hypointense, T2/STIR hyperintense signal and disruption of the cortex underlying the sacral ulcer.SOFT TISSUES: Soft tissue edema and ulceration overlying the sacrococcygeal junction. No enhancing fluid collection to suggest abscess formation.Diffuse anasarca. Diffuse fatty muscle atrophy.JOINTS: Mild osteoarthritis affects both hips and the lower lumber spine.ADDITIONAL
1.Sacral ulcer with questionable underlying early osteomyelitis of the sacrococcygeal junction.2.Subacute right femoral neck fracture.