Help with diagnosis Osgood-schlatter differential diagnosis

Posted on December 19, 2010 by admin

Hi there, I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on a fourteen year old patient I observed during a training clinic recently. He presented with left knee pain in the pataellofemoral area and had a diagnosis of Osgood-schlatter’s disease. On observation during examination he had a marked genu valgum of the left leg with an internally rotated tibia and marked forefoot adduction.

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Help with diagnosis Osgood-schlatter differential diagnosis

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