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Fig. 2A. —76-year-old woman with history of osteoporosis and severe
pelvic pain with sacral insufficiency fracture. Posterior delayed image of
pelvis from technetium-99m methylene diphosphonate bone scan shows increased
tracer uptake within sacrum and characteristic H sign of bilateral sacral
insufficiency fractures.
