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Knee Pain in a Teenager #casestudy #clinicalcase #pediatrichealth #journal
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A 13-years-old teenager presented with recurrent pain and swelling in the right knee. He suffered from recurrent pain that usually appeared in the evening after a sporting activity (football) that had been going on for about a year. There was no trauma. On examination, there was palpable, localized, non-crepitus swelling in the right tibial tuberosity below the right knee with no limitations of movement. The teenager walked normally but with pain. A standard knee X-ray showed fragmentation of the anterior tibial tuberosity with thickening of the opposite soft tissue.
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A 13-years-old teenager presented with recurrent pain and swelling in the right knee. He suffered from recurrent pain that usually appeared in the evening after a sporting activity (football) that had been going on for about a year. There was no trauma. On examination, there was palpable, localized, non-crepitus swelling in the right tibial tuberosity below the right knee with no limitations of movement. The teenager walked normally but with pain. A standard knee X-ray showed fragmentation of the anterior tibial tuberosity with thickening of the opposite soft tissue.
What is the Diagnosis?
Join in our Discussion: https://www.pediatriconcall.com/spot-diagnosis/knee-pain-in-a-teenager/283
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