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Mid-term Results of Epiphyseal Transfer for Hip Post Septic Epiphyseal Loss
Absence or loss of the growth plate together with the epiphysis of a long bone presents a very difficult condition to treat. An example of this is the loss of the head and neck of the femur especially as a part of severe sequelae of infantile septic arthritis.
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