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How is Osteitis Condensans ilii diagnosed?
See how Osteitis Condensans ilii is diagnosed. Which specialists are essential to meet, what tests are needed and other useful information for the diagnosis of Osteitis Condensans ilii
Through x-ray or MRI.
Posted Feb 17, 2018 by Ellen 500
an mri is the best way to spot it.
Symptoms are a burning constant dull pain at the back of the pelvis, and no painkillers can take more than just the top
It shows as 2 white triangular areas in the illiac bone. The joint itself is unaffected. Bloodsamples will be normal with no sign of infection. PT/light stretching/massage will not help since oci is only inside the bone, and you cannot stretch or massage the inside of a bone.
Symptoms are a burning constant dull pain at the back of the pelvis, and no painkillers can take more than just the top
It shows as 2 white triangular areas in the illiac bone. The joint itself is unaffected. Bloodsamples will be normal with no sign of infection. PT/light stretching/massage will not help since oci is only inside the bone, and you cannot stretch or massage the inside of a bone.
Posted Dec 9, 2022 by Ditte Zacho Mathiassen 2200
