Condition
Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis
A one-page care plan for patients with Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis, covering Purpose, Prevention & Protection, Education & Expectations, Nutrition, Next Steps & Numbers, Consistency, Indications and Lifestyle & Long-Term Success.
In this plan
Purpose, Prevention & Protection
- I understand SCFE means the ball of my thighbone has slipped through the weaker growth plate in my hip.
- I know it often happens during a growth spurt; weight, family history, or hormone problems may raise risk.
- I know SCFE can affect either hip or both hips, sometimes months after the first side is treated.
- I stop walking on the painful leg and use crutches or a wheelchair because weight can make the slip worse.
Education & Expectations
4 points, for partners
Nutrition, Next Steps & Numbers
4 points, for partners
Consistency
4 points, for partners
Indications
4 points, for partners
Lifestyle & Long-Term Success
4 points, for partners
When to call the office and when to call 911: for partners
See the full plan
Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis is one of the plans included with a partnership. Partners read every plan in full, and print any of them for a patient.