Insufficiency fractures of the sacrum are frequently overlooked injuries especially in postmenopausal women with an osteoporotic bone structure and without a history of significant trauma. Plain radiographs are frequently inadequate in showing insufficiency fractures of the sacrum. Regarding this a fracture of a pubic ramus combined with appropriate clinical symptoms should raise the suspicion of a concomitant sacral injury. Therefore, further investigations including a CT scan are necessary.The case of an osteoporotic female patient with bilateral insufficiency fractures of the sacrum and a fracture of the right superior and inferior pubic ramus 5 weeks after primary total hip arthroplasty and implantation of a pedestal cup due to an intraoperative fracture of the right acetabulum is presented. To ensure early mobilization as well as avoidance of further concomitant morbidities a percutaneous iliosacral screw fixation was performed. This approach has been established as an operative treatment for minimally or non-displaced insufficiency fractures of the sacrum.
