
Knee Knots in a Young Girl: What's Your Diagnosis?
Painful red lesions on the shins. Trauma? Tumor? Inflammation? The diagnosis is in the detailed differential you'll follow in this slide show.
Polly is 6-years-old and is admitted to hospital for painful red nodules on her shins that have been present for 2 weeks. She has no fever, has not been immunized recently, and has no travel history. She had a sore throat a few weeks ago but that has resolved. What's causing the painful lesions on her legs?It's another in our series of thought-provoking cases from Dr Jonathan Schneider. The well- considered differential diagnosis is key to resolving his cases and he walks you deliberately through the details. Trauma? Tumor? Inflammatory condition? Follow the slides above and find out.  Â
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Suggested reading
⺠Schwartz RA, Nervi SJ.
⺠Requena L, Sánchez Yus E.
⺠Kakourou T, Drosatou P, Psychou F, Aroni K, Nicolaidou P.
⺠Labbe L, Perel Y, Maleville J, Taieb A.
⺠Requena L, Requena C.
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