Case Report: Radiographic Evidence of Nutritional Rickets with Healing Fracture in a 17-Month-Old Child

We present the case of a 17-month-old female who was brought to an urgent care centre with refusal to bear weight on her left leg following a fall in her cot. Radiographic findings revealed classic signs of nutritional rickets, including metaphyseal changes and a suspected healing fracture. Biochemical investigations confirmed severe vitamin D deficiency. Early recognition and management of nutritional rickets are crucial in preventing long-term skeletal deformities and complications.

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Case Report: Radiographic Evidence of Nutritional Rickets with Healing Fracture in a 17-Month-Old Child

6th June 2026
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Kashif Shakeel Go-To-Doc Health Care, Royal Preston Hospital
Tom Jose Go-To-Doc Health Care, Royal Preston Hospital
Thomas Mathew Go-To-Doc Health Care, Royal Preston Hospital
Ayotunde Oguntade Go-To-Doc Health Care, Royal Preston Hospital
Rajinder Tripathy Go-To-Doc Health Care, Royal Preston Hospital

Case Report: Radiographic Evidence of Nutritional Rickets with Healing Fracture in a 17-Month-Old Child

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