@entity6592 or insufficiency XXXX ?

@entity1 @entity32 @entity6592 @entity625 @entity174 @entity615 @entity158 @entity460 @entity2720 @entity1642 @entity3378 @entity560
UNASSIGNED: Sacral stress @entity174 and @entity6592 are two conditions that present with @entity158 . @entity1642 are a rare cause of lumbar and @entity158 . @entity1642 are a type of @entity1642 . @entity6592 represents @entity32 of the @entity2720 . Coexistence of @entity6592 and @entity1642  ( @entity1642 ) has not been reported before. Case 1: A 39-year-old @entity1 reporting @entity615 . Imaging revealed bilateral chronic @entity6592 and bilateral @entity1642 . Case 2: A 31-year-old @entity1 presenting with left hip and @entity158 . Imaging revealed left @entity6592 and ipsilateral @entity1642 . @entity460 and @entity560 supplementation together with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) treatment were given. @entity3378 was added to the treatment of the second @entity1 who developed peripheral @entity625 during follow-ups. Early diagnosis is best made with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) since roentgenograms may be negative initially. Furthermore, MRI findings of both entities share common features leading to a diagnostic dilemma. Interpretation of radiological findings assisted by detailed history and clinical findings is crucial for diagnosis and treatment.
