Presentation
Slipped and fell on stairs from a height of about half meter, the patient hit his left knee forcefully against the ground. Abrasion at the anterior aspect of the left knee with tenderness.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Tibial tuberosity fracture
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Tibial tuberosity fracture.
Mild soft tissue swelling around.
Patellar spurs
Case Discussion
Left knee x-ray demonstrates a tibial tuberosity comminuted fracture with two dominant fragments and multiple other smaller fragments.
The differential diagnosis is osteochondritis.
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