True about Slipped femoral capital epiphysis is?
ANSWER: (B) Treethowan sign seenREF: Tachdjian's pediatric orthopedics 3rd edp. 711-39, Apley's 8th edp. 426 -430SLIPPED FEMORAL CAPITAL EPIPHYSIS (SFCE)Seen in adolescent children in age group of 13-15yrsEither overweight or sexually immaturePresents with endocrinopathiesHypothyroidismGrowth hormone excessCRFCraniopharyngiomaHypogonadismKlienfelter s syndrome may present as SFCETreethowan s sign on x-rayUSG or CT more sensitive in detecting early slipTc 99 scan shows increased uptakeRx is prompt surgery
Seen in thin children
Treethowan sign seen
Major traumatic condition
Seen in adults
Avascular Necrosis