Apophysitis locations. 1. Iliac crest; 2. Anterior superior iliac

Download scientific diagram | Apophysitis locations. 1. Iliac crest; 2. Anterior superior iliac spine; 3. Anterior inferior iliac spine; 4. Ischial tuberosity; 5. Inferior pole of patella (SindingLarsen-Johansson); 6. Tibial tuberosity (Osgood-Schlatter disease); 7. Calcaneus (Sever's disease) from publication: Musculoskeletal Problems of Children | Most family physicians see many musculoskeletal complaints in their office, but they should be aware that children have some conditions that are unique and may not be encountered in adults. This chapter will discuss generalized and regional musculoskeletal conditions, | Musculoskeletal, Children and Family Physicians | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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