These injuries are described as dislocation of the SCJ or
epiphysiolysis of the medial end of the clavicle.
Arthroscopic hip surgery has become a well-accepted approach to treating numerous hip pathologies, including irrigation and debridement of an infected joint; loose body removal; synovectomy; treatment of femoroacetabular impingement (FAI); impingement of the ligamentum teres; management of labral tears; debridement for osteoarthritis; biopsy; intraoperative control of osteotomy or
epiphysiolysis; synovial chondromatosis; and thermal capsulorrhaphy and capsular plication for subtle rotational instability and capsular laxity.
The poor manifestation of clinical signs is found in subperiosteal fractures and
epiphysiolysis without displacement of bone fragments (Schwarz, Pienaar, Schwarz et al., 1996).
(2005) Biomechanics of the shoulder in youth baseball pitchers: implications for the development of proximal humeral
epiphysiolysis and humeral retrotorsion.
To the best of our knowledge, there are only four reports of pediatric distal ulnar
epiphysiolysis without DRF [1-4], and there are only four previous reports of isolated ulnar head fracture in adults [5-8].
Limb lengthening or growth retardation by distraction
epiphysiolysis or other methods,
Inoue, "Stress fracture of the scaphoid combined with the distal radial
epiphysiolysis," British Journal of Sports Medicine, vol.
Injuries were classified according to the Abbreviated Injury Scale (minor: contusion or sprain, or both; moderate: nondisplaced fracture or
epiphysiolysis of radius; severe: displaced fracture).