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There is limited literature reporting on sacral insufficiency fractures as a cause of lumbopelvic instability. We describe the presentation, treatment, and clinical outcome with a 2-year follow-up of a woman who sustained a low-energy spinopelvic dissociation diagnosed with magnetic resonance imaging. There was significant delayed displacement, and the patient was treated surgically with percutaneous iliosacral and trans-sacral screws. U-type sacral insufficiency fractures may be subtle on advanced imaging and must be followed closely
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