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Bilateral trochlear avascular necrosis: A case report and brief review of the literature
Khalid Bakarman1, Naief Alghnimei2, Sultana Borai3
1Orthopedic Surgery Consultant, King Saud University Medical City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Introduction And Importance:
Trochlear AVN is a very rare entity with only a limited number of cases being reported.
Case Presentation:
Our case is interesting as it presents a case of an incidentally found bilateral trochlear AVN in a 12 year-old child when he presented with an undisplaced right supracondylar fracture.
Clinical Discussion:
It is highly likely that an unknown underlying predisposing factor, possibly recurrent microtrauma, was responsible for the bilateral occurrence.
Conclusion:
We recommend further research to identify other etiological and predisposing factors, as the etiological factors still remain unclear, despite the available literature.
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