Abstract
We report two cases of deformity of the ankle caused by physeal damage secondary to extravasation of an intravenous infusion in infancy. The possible mechanisms of injury to the physis are discussed.
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We report two cases of deformity of the ankle caused by physeal damage secondary to extravasation of an intravenous infusion in infancy. The possible mechanisms of injury to the physis are discussed.