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Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis Associated with Endocrinopathy: A Narrative Review.
JBJS Reviews 2022 Februrary 8
»: Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE) has a well-documented association with underlying endocrine conditions, including thyroid hormone aberrations and parathyroid dysfunction.
»: Recombinant growth hormone therapy has also been identified as a risk factor for the development of SCFE.
»: Presentation before their 10th birthday or after their 16th birthday along with height of <10th percentile are reliable risk factors for identifying children with an SCFE who are at a heightened risk for an underlying endocrinopathy and can been used to guide selective laboratory testing.
»: Patients with unilateral SCFE presentations with an underlying endocrinopathy are at a heightened risk for contralateral slip development and should be treated with prophylactic fixation.
»: Recombinant growth hormone therapy has also been identified as a risk factor for the development of SCFE.
»: Presentation before their 10th birthday or after their 16th birthday along with height of <10th percentile are reliable risk factors for identifying children with an SCFE who are at a heightened risk for an underlying endocrinopathy and can been used to guide selective laboratory testing.
»: Patients with unilateral SCFE presentations with an underlying endocrinopathy are at a heightened risk for contralateral slip development and should be treated with prophylactic fixation.
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