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

Published Date

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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