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Table 1: Cases reported in the literature that present a slipped capital femoral epiphysis in the context of a Kallmann syndrome. |
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Autor (year) |
Age (years) |
Sex |
Associated conditions |
Trauma history |
Side |
Stability / acuteness |
Severity (degree) |
Interval between symptoms and treatment |
SCFE treatment |
KS syndrome |
FU (years) |
|
Takahashi, 19975 |
22 |
Male |
Arachnoid cyst, empty sella |
— |
Right |
Acute |
— |
3 years |
Hemi- arthroplasty |
— |
— |
|
Choy WS, 19916 |
18 |
Female |
— |
No trauma |
Right |
Acute |
Moderate |
2 weeks |
CRIF 2 pins |
HRT |
1 |
|
Song, 20157 |
29 |
Male |
— |
Long distance walking |
Left |
Stable |
Mild |
3 days |
Single screw in situ fixation |
HRT |
7 |
|
Current report, 2020 |
23 |
Male |
— |
Exercise |
Left |
Stable |
Mild |
2 weeks |
Two screws in situ fixation |
HRT |
2 |
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CRIF = closed reduction and internal fixation. FU = follow-up. HRT = hormonal replacement therapy. KS = Kallmann syndrome. SCFE = slipped capital femoral epiphysis. |
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