Case Series
Osteochondritis Lesions of the Ischiopubic Area in Young Adolescents
Table 1
Patient demographic data, clinical and radiological findings, and treatment.
| | No. | Sex | Age | Activities | Time to referral | Clinical examination | X-ray | MRI | Treatment | Follow-up |
| | 1 | M | 13 | Football | 3 weeks | Normal hip movements, localized tenderness | Calcification | Calcified osteochondral mass | PWB with crutches 1 month | Return to sports in 3 months | | 2 | M | 14 | Sports | 3 months | Localized tenderness | Irregular cortex, line of calcification | Avulsion lesion, edema ischium | PWB with crutches 1 month | Return to sports in 4 months | | 3 | M | 11 | Sports | 3 months | Localized tenderness | Asymmetrical enlargement of synchondrosis | Edema of both sides of synchondrosis | PWB with crutches 1 month | Return to sports in 5 months | | 4 | F | 10 | Dancing | 2 months | Normal hip movements | Enlargement and diastasis of synchondrosis | Edema of ischium | No treatment | Return to activities in 1 month |
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