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Enthesopathy/proliferative changes at lig/tendon insertions iliac crest/gr. troch. can this be related to trauma?..or just a chronic condition? likely
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Yes: These changes can be seen as a sequela of prior trauma or due to repetitive use or overuse of the joints or chronic non-specific inflammatory changes.
Answered 2/14/2020
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