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What does mild sclerosis involves the inferior aspect of the left si joint with subcortical cystlike changes prominent on the iliac side mean?
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Arthritis: of the SI joint, also known as sacroiliitis. Your doctor was looking for signs of this, and you should ask him or her how best to proceed. Good luck!
Answered 11/6/2017
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