Presentation
Leg pain
Patient Data
Age: 55 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Shin splint
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Normal leg radiograph
From the case:
Shin splint
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Periosteal edema of the anteromedial aspect of the mid and lower tibia (Shin of tibia) associated with mild bone marrow edema but no definite fracture line could be visualized.
Case Discussion
Picture suggestive of tibial shin splint.
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