Pelkan's spur is seen in?
Severe vitamin C deficiency causes scurvy. The usual age of onset is 6 to 18 months. Pseudoparalysis is commonly seen. Hemorrhages occur under the periosteum of long bones. Gum bleeds are common. Costochondral junctions become prominent and appears sharp and angular. Scorbutic rosary is attributed to the separation of epiphysis of ribs and backward displacement of sternum. Diagnosis is based on radiological features. Bone assumes a ground glass appearance with a pencil thin coex. Metaphyses demonstrates a zone of well calcified cailage referred to as white line of frenkel. Pelkan's spur is one of the radiological lines seen in scurvy. It is a bone spur from the lateral border of metaphysis. Epiphyseal centers of ossification are surrounded by a white ring called Weinberger's sign. Ref: Textbook of Ohopedics, 4th Edition By John Ebnezar, Page 539; O.P.Ghai, 6th Ed, Page 127.
Rickets
Hypopituitarism
Scurvy
Hypothyroidism