10 Years Of Bilateral Hip Pain In A Young Adult Male - Page #3
 

Lab Studies:
Initial evaluation found severely low vitamin D (25-OH) and phosphate levels. Calcium was within normal limits. His parathyroid hormone and alkaline phosphatase were found to be elevated.

Serial testing revealed persistently low phosphate and vitamin D (25-OH) despite repletion. Laboratory results are demonstrated below Case Photo #4 .

Other Studies:
Bilateral hip and pelvis x-rays demonstrated cortical thickening with compression-sided linear lucencies in the bilateral femoral necks compatible with chronic stress fractures. This was unchanged from prior imaging in 2015.

Case Photo #1

Lumbosacral spine x-rays were negative. A pelvis MRI without contrast was consistent with prior x-rays, demonstrating chronic incomplete fractures spanning less than 50% of the femoral neck. It also revealed mild coxa vara bilaterally.

Case Photo #2

Subsequent x-rays at 10 months and one year after the most recent ED presentation demonstrated no significant interval healing. Imaging showed neck-shaft angles with less than 120 degrees, being diagnostic for coxa vara.

Case Photo #3

Consultations:
At his most recent presentation to the ED, orthopedic surgery was consulted and no surgical intervention was recommended.

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