A CASE REPORT OF BERTOLOTTI SYNDROME INCIDENTALLY COEXISTING IN A 12 YEAR MALE WITH HISTORY OF PERINEAL BONE TRAUMA.

This case highlights the importance of considering BS in the differential diagnosis of low back pain in young patients, particularly in the context of trauma. While conservative management can offer significant relief, surgical intervention may be necessary in refractory cases. Early diagnosis and tailored treatment are crucial for optimal outcomes, and further research is needed to establish standardized treatment guidelines and improve patient care.