Sever's disease: a common cause of paediatric heel pain

Hussain, Shabbir; Hussain, Kosar

doi:10.1136/bcr-2013-009758

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“…Sever's disease is thought to occur due to repe ve microtrauma caused by trac on on the adhesion site of the Achilles tendon to the calcaneal tuberosity 4,7 . This is the most frequent cause of the heel pain in children and the diagnosis is usually made with clinical history and physical examina on 1,2,3,4,5 .…”

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“…During the clinical evalua on, foot radiographs are generally obtained for excluding other pathologies 6 . Although fragmenta on and increased density of the calcaneal apophysis observed in radiographs are defi ned as radiographic fi ndings of Sever's disease, these fi ndings are not pathognomonic for the diagnosis and can be also seen in healthy children 1,2,4,5 . MRI is another useful imaging modality which can be implemented in exclusion of other causes of heel pain par cularly in doub ul cases 5,6,7 .…”

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“…Moreover, imaging methods could be useful in order to exclude other pathologies like fracture, tumors, and osteomyeli s 6 . However, radiography fi ndings of this disease may be also seen as a variant of normal 3,4 . Therefore, magne c resonance imaging (MRI) can play a crucial role in the diagnosis of relevant cases 6,7 .…”

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“…C alcaneal apophysi s (Sever's disease), is the most frequent cause of the heel pain in physically ac ve growing children 1,2,3,4,5 . The diagnosis of Sever's disease is generally made with the typical history of posterior heel pain that exacerbates with physical ac vity and clinical examina on fi ndings of no or mild swelling without any local skin manifesta ons like eryhtema or edema 1,2,3 .…”

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“…The diagnosis of Sever's disease is generally made with the typical history of posterior heel pain that exacerbates with physical ac vity and clinical examina on fi ndings of no or mild swelling without any local skin manifesta ons like eryhtema or edema 1,2,3 . Although the requirement of using radiological methods for the diagnosis of Sever's disease is controversial, foot radiographs are used to be obtained as a part of the rou ne clinical evalua on 1,4,5 . Moreover, imaging methods could be useful in order to exclude other pathologies like fracture, tumors, and osteomyeli s 6 .…”

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Sever's disease: a common cause of paediatric heel pain

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