The Currarino triad is a complex anomaly consisting of an anorectal 
malformation, a sacral bone defect and a presacral mass. It was first described 
in 1981 and since then, approximately 250 cases have been reported. Radiology 
has an important part to play in the diagnosis of this entity, as the imaging 
features are characteristic. We report a case of Currarino triad in an infant 
who presented with intractable constipation and discuss relevant MRI and plain 
radiography findings.