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Rheumatology International, 2009
Osteitis Condensans Ilii (OCI) is a benign cause of axial low back pain. Although no clear etiology has been identified, the prevailing theory is that mechanical strain affects the auricular portion of the ilium and causes premature arthritis. The location of the sclerosis has been traditionally confined to the ilium and may give the false impression ...
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Osteitis Condensans Ilii (OCI) is a benign cause of axial low back pain. Although no clear etiology has been identified, the prevailing theory is that mechanical strain affects the auricular portion of the ilium and causes premature arthritis. The location of the sclerosis has been traditionally confined to the ilium and may give the false impression ...
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Radiology, 1953
Twenty-eight cases of osteitis condensans ilii are briefly reviewed. Two of these are male; six of the 26 women had never been pregnant. No abnormality was detected in blood picture, E.S.R., W.R. or urine. Clinical features were varied and often indefinite.
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Twenty-eight cases of osteitis condensans ilii are briefly reviewed. Two of these are male; six of the 26 women had never been pregnant. No abnormality was detected in blood picture, E.S.R., W.R. or urine. Clinical features were varied and often indefinite.
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1957
The relative rarity of tuberculous osteitis pubis, and the uncommon appearances encountered in two patients with this condition have stimulated this report. This disease often runs a relatively painless course, and therefore in many cases is in an advanced stage before the patient seeks medical attention, by which time extensive destruction of the ...
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The relative rarity of tuberculous osteitis pubis, and the uncommon appearances encountered in two patients with this condition have stimulated this report. This disease often runs a relatively painless course, and therefore in many cases is in an advanced stage before the patient seeks medical attention, by which time extensive destruction of the ...
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Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1995
Osteitis pubis is a painful, noninfectious inflammatory condition that involves the pubic bone, symphysis, and surrounding structures. Initially associated with urologic procedures, osteitis pubis has been described as a complication of various obstetrical and gynecological procedures including vaginal deliveries.
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Osteitis pubis is a painful, noninfectious inflammatory condition that involves the pubic bone, symphysis, and surrounding structures. Initially associated with urologic procedures, osteitis pubis has been described as a complication of various obstetrical and gynecological procedures including vaginal deliveries.
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1954
L J, ALPERIN, M J, BENDER
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L J, ALPERIN, M J, BENDER
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