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Erin is a 3yo girl who is brought in by her mother, having been screened by the child health nurse as being developmentally delayed (and subsequently referred by GP). Her mother had noted that Erin was “slower than her other kids,” although presumed she was a “late bloomer” who would “catch up in her own time.”
1. Check you have the right views. There are two views in foot x-rays DP (dorsal-plantar) and oblique. Both should ideally be done when weight-bearing… Read More »Foot x-rays
1. Know your knee anatomy See the the anatomical landmarks on the diagrams below. Remember that the knees of younger children will look different,… Read More »Knee X-rays
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