Forty five case of Osgood-Schlatter's disease durling last five years in our clinic were followed up.
The follow-up term ranged from six months to five years. Twenty nine of 45 cases had some complaints on their knees at follw-up. The commonest one was pain at kneeling or sporting. Six cases were treated surgically with complete relief. Four of them were so-called unresolved Osgood-Schiatter's disease and the other two cases were bursitis of deep infra-patellar tendon bursa.
