Clinical Presentation
Transient synovitis typically manifests as an acute onset of thigh pain accompanied by a limp or an unwillingness to bear weight [PMID:23812087].
Diagnosis
It can be differentiated from other conditions by the absence of fever and normal bloodwork parameters (WBC, CRP, ESR), unremarkable radiographs, and hip aspiration results [PMID:23812087].
Management
Conservative management and observation are recommended, with NSAIDs potentially accelerating recovery [PMID:23812087].
References
1 Nouri A, Walmsley D, Pruszczynski B, Synder M. Transient synovitis of the hip: a comprehensive review. Journal of pediatric orthopedics. Part B 2014. link
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