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Introduction: Chondromalacia patellae is characterized by patello-femoral (retropatellar) joint pain, accentuated during knee flexion, and associated crepitus. Softening of the articular cartilage with associated degenerative changes is responsible for the spectrum of changes seen. Chondromalacia most often affects adolescents and young adults and may be primary and idiopathic or occur subsequent trauma. CHONDROMALACIA PATELLADownload

Clinical History: A 9 year-old girl presents with a limp and pain in the right hip after a fall, few weeks ago. Slipped Capital Femoral EpiphysisDownload

Clinical History: A 5 day old baby presented with history of marked inspiratory stridor since birth. Cyanosis and pallor was seen on 4th day of life. Child required intubation and mechanical ventilation. CT scan of the neck was performed with virtual bronchoscopy imaging. case of February 2015 – tracheal webDownload

Clinical history : A 11 year old boy presented with history of pain and swelling in the knee joint predominantly along the anterior aspect, progressively increasing over past few months. There was mild decreased range of movement since past few weeks. There was no history of antecedent trauma. Synovial Hemangioma of the kneeDownload