Hip pain in an adolescent after injury while playing football

Machin, John T; Wordsworth, D; Raja, Senthooran; Burtt, S

doi:10.1136/bmj.e6265

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“…Excision of the avulsed fragment is a preferred method over internal fixation. 13 Open and arthroscopic methods of excision of heterotopic bone have been described. 14 We preferred open method of excision of heterotopic bone to avoid violation of hip capsule.…”

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Malunited anterior inferior iliac spine fracture as a cause of hip impingement: A case report and review of literature

Pingal¹,

Marqueen²,

Prakash³

2016

Chinese Journal of Traumatology

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Apophyseal injuries of the pelvis have increased recently with increased participation of teenagers in contact sports. Apophyseal fractures of the pelvis should be ruled out from apophysitis, os acetabuli and bony tumors. We report a case of fracture of anterior-inferior iliac spine following indirect injury to the hip in a young football player. The patient failed to get better with nonoperative management and continued to have pain in the left hip and signs and symptoms of impingement. He improved following surgical excision of the heterotopic bone and did not have any evidence of recurrence at 2 years follow-up.

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