The pelvic, sacrum, and coccyx radiographs reveal four metallic screws from a previous left femoral neck fracture fixation, with no acute fracture or hardware failure. The right femur shows overlap of the femoral head and neck, which limits the evaluation for a fracture. There is marked osteopenia and only a single view of the right hip, which also limits evaluation. Clinical correlation is recommended, and a CT scan should be considered if there is clinical concern for a fracture at the right hip. No fractures are identified elsewhere in the pelvis. The sacrum and coccyx appear intact without fracture or misalignment. Moderate degenerative changes are noted at the hips and sacroiliac joints bilaterally. The regional gas pattern is unremarkable.
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