Best Practice Case Studies-SCFE Radiology Consult

Video Transcription

Video Summary

A 10-year-old girl presented with four months of right hip pain. Radiographic examination using the Klein line revealed slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE), a type 1 Salter-Harris fracture, on one hip. This condition involves a slip at the growth plate, a weak point in pediatric skeletons. Treatment involved percutaneous pinning to improve alignment. Post-operative images showed improvement. While MRI has the highest sensitivity for detecting SCFE, it can be challenging to obtain, making CT scans an alternative option.

Meta Tag

Concept Kleins Line

Concept Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis

Concept Salter-Harris type I fracture

Concept Physeal Injury

Concept Physis

Edition 3rd Edition

Related Case 3rd Edition, CASE 45

Topic Pediatric Issues

Keywords

3rd Edition, CASE 45

3rd Edition

Pediatric Issues

slipped capital femoral epiphysis

Salter-Harris fracture

percutaneous pinning

pediatric hip pain

Klein line

Kleins Line

Salter-Harris type I fracture

Physeal Injury

Physis