Toxic synovitis is synovitis that occurs in the hip joint in children. It is also called transient synovitis because it is a temporary condition. It causes swelling or inflammation of the hip ...

Early examination shows loss of abduction and internal rotation of the affected hip. Differential diagnoses The most common differential is transient synovitis. This condition often presents in a ...

Toxic synovitis, also called transient synovitis or irritable hip, is a condition that causes inflammation and pain in the hip. It primarily affects children. A child with toxic synovitis may limp ...

Differential diagnoses for LCPD include pyogenic arthritis, osteomyelitis, transient synovitis, hemophilia, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, and neoplasm. Stages of LCPD There are 4 stages of LCPD.

In children who present to the pediatric ED, a point-of-care ultrasonography decision-support algorithm — a rule-in tool — accurately diagnosed transient synovitis, according to data published ...

Day 3 of not being able to sit, stand or walk." Transient synovitis is a "temporary inflammation of the hip can cause limping and pain in the hip and leg," according to Kids Health.