Presentation
Several months of right hip pain after kicking a ball. Likely STI. Exclude SUFE.
Patient Data
Age: 14 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Anterior inferior iliac spine avulsion
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Avulsion of the right inferior iliac spine.
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Representation with right hip pain. Increased ossification around the previously demonstrated inferior iliac spine avulsion. Persistent lucency may represent chronic injury.
Case Discussion
Hip avulsion injuries are common in young people and adolescents. It is important to recognize the common patterns and know what normal looks like.