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If the x-rays are normal, your care provider might consider checking an HLA-B27 and, if tested positive, do advanced imaging with an MRI scan or a CT scan of the sacroiliac joints looking for evidence of sacroiliac inflammation or damage (see figures)
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No need to purchase, store, and manage multiple separate vials