Yeditepe Journal of Health Sciences

Case Report

Adductor Insertion Avulsion Syndrome (Thigh Splints): Diagnosis With MRI Follow-Up

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Abstract

ABSTRACT

Abductor insertion avulsion syndrome which is also known as thigh splints is a traction periostitis of the abductor muscles and may cause hip or leg pain. In this report MRI findings of this entity is described with a review of the related literature. But the main diagnostic criteria should be the follow-up of MRI findings with conservative therapy

Keywords:

Adductor insertion avulsion syndrome, Thigh splints, MRI

VOLUME

ISSUE

March 2008

Correspondence

Neslihan Tasdelen

ntasdelen@yeditepe.edu.tr

Received

January 1, 1970

Accepted

January 1, 1970

Published

June 1, 2008

Suggested Citation

Tasdelen N, Altıntaş F, Gürses B, Kara H, Kılıçkesmez N, Gürmen A. Adductor Insertion Avulsion Syndrome (Thigh Splints): Diagnosis With MRI Follow-Up. YMJ. 2008;6:75-78.

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