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Preferred Label : sagging rope sign;

Definition : Curvilinear opacity that sags in the middle extending laterally and superiorly from the inferior border of the femoral neck on a frontal radiograph. Typically suggests Perthes disease; may also be seen with epiphysitis of a congenitally dislocated hip or epiphyseal dysplasia.;

Source : Eisenberg, Ronald L. Atlas of Signs in Radiology.;

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Curvilinear opacity that sags in the middle extending laterally and superiorly from the inferior border of the femoral neck on a frontal radiograph. Typically suggests Perthes disease; may also be seen with epiphysitis of a congenitally dislocated hip or epiphyseal dysplasia.

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04/05/2025


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