Slipped capital femoral epiphysis in a patient with dravet syndrome: A case report and literature review

In situ fixation of SCFE is the widely accepted treatment for both stable and unstable SCFE. Prophylactic contralateral hip remains controversial. There still no agreement about removal screws in absence implant-related symptoms.The case A a slipped capital femoral epiphysis an adolescent with Dravet Syndrome after seizure attack. To best our knowledge, this first report worldwide presentation syndrome.Dravet syndrome severe myoclonic epilepsy infancy. Cases epileptic fit need more studies long-term follow-up to understand pathophysiology consequences treatment.Lessons learntThis rare needs till adulthood. Possible complications further management are challenging culprits. Children presented fit, withdraw special attention. However, there lack knowledge literature their natural history & follow-up.