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See Latest ArticlesPosterior Periosteal Disruption in Salter-Harris Type II Fractures of the Distal Femur: Evidence for a Hyperextension Mechanism
American Journal of Roentgenology, 12/02/09
Kritsaneepaiboon S et al. – The authors found that all children in this experience with occult or subtle SH type II fractures of the distal femur have posterior periosteal disruption and other MRI findings to indicate a hyperextension mechanism of injury. Direct indicators of fracture may be inconspicuous, and the presence of posterior periosteal disruption is a clue that should prompt a search for other features of this serious pediatric injury, which may be followed by limb shortening or angular deformity.
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