Presentation
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Patient Data
Age: 5 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Nail patella syndrome
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LUMBOSACRAL SPINE X-RAY:
Normal alignment of vertebral bodies.
Triangular in shape shadow is noted at the right side of the pelvis suggesting sacral hemi-vertebra.
Rest of vertebral bodies’ height and disc spaces are preserved.
Bilateral iliac horns are seen.
Decreased height and fragmentation of the left femoral head epiphysis is also noted.
BOTH FEET X-RAY:
Flattening of both plantar arches is noted suggesting bilateral flat feet.
Impression:
- The findings are highly suggestive of nail-patella syndrome.
Case Discussion
Radiological features of bilateral iliac horns are pathognomonic for Nail patella syndrome.