Fig.1 Lumbar spine A.P View with both Sacroiliac joints of 17 yrs old adolescent female
Fig.2 Both S.I joints -same patient
Fig.3 Lumbar spine-Lateral-same patient
Fig.4 Pelvis P.A view of middle aged male patient
Fig.5 T.L spine A.P view of same patient
Fig.6 Lumbar spine -Lateral view same patient
Fig.7 Thoracolumbar spine A.P view of 35 year old male patient
Fig.8 Magnified view of Lumbar spine
Fig.9 Thoracic spine-Lateral view-samepatient
Fig.10 Cervical spine lateral view-same patient
Fig.11 Chest P.A view -same patient
Fig 12 Pelvis P.A View with both hips -same patient
Fig.13 Lumbar spine lateral view of another patient
Fig.14 Magnified view of same
Fig.15 Lumbosacral spine A.P view of a 70 year old male patient
Fig.16 T.L spine -Lateral view of same patient
Clinical Data
This post with radiographs from different patients with clinicaly and otherwise prooved cases of ankylosing spondylitis demonstrate radiological manifestations of disease from early changes to most advanced stage