Presentation
Right hip non-traumatic pain for six months. Multiple previous investigations (including radiograph, CT, MR and biopsy) are not available.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Cartilage thinning - adult hip ultrasound
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Left sided pelvic tilt.
From the case:
Cartilage thinning - adult hip ultrasound
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Symptomatic side:
- blurring of superficial interphase of anechoic cartilage with the joint capsule
- tiny bony erosion / subchondral cyst is noted head
Asymptomatic side:
- anechoic cartilage of femur head shows clear margins
- possible subchondral cyst in the head
Case Discussion
Finding of blurring of superficial interphase of anechoic cartilage of right femoral head along with thinning in affected right hip suggest cartilage thinning.
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