Osgood Schlatter syndrome
Osgood–Schlatter disease
Seen in athletic teenagers.
Usually settles over a few months
Clinical features
Pain and tenderness ± swelling over the tibial tubercle.
Diagnosis
Clinical diagnosis
X-rays not required.
Management
Avoid aggravating activities.
Analgesia such as Panadol
Quadriceps strengthening exercises
Decrease physical activity but advise to keep active