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Overview of the use of various imaging modalities in the evaluation and management of common hip problems in children older than 10 years*

Overview of the use of various imaging modalities in the evaluation and management of common hip problems in children older than 10 years*
  Plain radiograph Ultrasonography Computed tomography Magnetic resonance imaging Radionuclide bone scan Arthrography
Slipped capital femoral epiphysis Diagnosis:
  • Stable: Widening and irregularity of the capital femoral physis, osteopenia, increased density of metaphysis
  • Unstable: Displacement of the capital femoral epiphysis
NA Treatment planning in advanced disease

Early diagnosis (demonstrates physeal widening before apparent on plain films)

Detection of complications (eg, avascular necrosis)

Detection of complications (eg, avascular necrosis) NA
Pelvic apophyseal avulsions Displacement of the apophyseal center from its normal position, callus formation, bony reaction NA NA

Useful in suspected avulsion injuries with negative radiographs

Demonstrates bone marrow edema and soft tissue injuries at the site of avulsion; also may demonstrate physeal widening

NA NA
Iliopsoas tendinosis and bursitis NA

Demonstrates enlarged bursa

May guide bursal aspiration

NA Thickening with increased signal in the iliopsoas tendon with increased synovial fluid or hypertrophy of the bursa NA NA
Snapping hip syndrome NA

Dynamic sonography can confirm the diagnosis

In external snapping hip, the posterior iliotibial band or anterior portion of the gluteus maximus muscle catches over the greater trochanter

In internal snapping hip, the iliopsoas tendon moves over the lesser trochanter

NA NA NA NA
Athletic pubalgia Symmetric sclerosis of the pubic symphysis NA NA

Edema of the pubic body

Injury to the insertion of the rectus abdominus muscle

NA NA
Stress fractures Chronic stress reaction (may be normal in the early stage) NA NA Early detection (demonstrates bone marrow edema) Early detection (demonstrates increased uptake) NA
Acetabular labral tear NA NA NA MR arthrography shows the labral tear NA Demonstrates the labral tear; however, conventional arthrography has been replaced by MR arthrography
Femoroacetabular impingement

Cam-type: Demonstrates a nonspherical femoral head or lack of femoral head-neck offset

Pincer type: Acetabular overcoverage

NA NA Facilitates diagnosis of the type (cam or pincer) and demonstrates abnormalities of the femoral head, neck, and acetabulum NA NA
Idiopathic chondrolysis of the hip Joint space narrowing and osteopenia, protrusion acetabuli, osteophyte formation, premature physeal fusion NA NA Early detection (shows cartilage loss, geometric abnormal signal in the proximal femoral epiphysis, acetabular bone marrow edema, synovial hypertrophy or enhancement, and minimal joint fluid) NA NA
NA: not applicable; MR: magnetic resonance.
* This age range is approximate; these problems may occur in children outside this age group.
¶ Use of computed tomography is limited because of the risk of radiation exposure.
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