Authors: Steve Fordham, Lou Mitchell / Editor: Gavin Lloyd / Reviewer: Amanda King / Codes: / Published: 04/03/2020
A 12-year-old boy presents with left knee pain.
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When examining the patient lying supine, with the hip in a semiflexed position, what clinical abnormality is most suggestive of slipped upper femoral epiphyisis?
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10 Comments
Always to consider SUFE in teenagers and do x-rays.
I agree, one not to miss.
Internal rotation of hip puts the joint under the maximum pressure .
Always consider SUFE in teenagers
very easily missed if thinking cap not on!!!!
Important finding in children presenting with hip OR knee pain to avoid later complications.
Good one.
excellent case
Rare nice case
Useful and informative case