Presentation
Coccyx pain after falling down.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Isolated lower segment transverse sacral fracture
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Isolated S5 fracture associated with the edema/bruise around the sacrococcygeal joint and S4-S5 level.
Case Discussion
Isolated lower segment sacral fractures are very rare. Trauma patients with coccyx pain and tenderness should raise concerns about sacrococcygeal fracture/dislocation. A neurologic deficit in lower sacral segment fractures is also rare.
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