Development of the long bones in the hands and feet of children: radiographic and MR imaging correlation
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Tal Laor
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机构:Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center,Department of Radiology
Tal Laor
Jeffrey P. Clarke
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机构:Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center,Department of Radiology
Jeffrey P. Clarke
Hong Yin
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机构:Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center,Department of Radiology
Hong Yin
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[1] Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center,Department of Radiology
[2] Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta,Department of Radiology
[3] Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta,Department of Pathology
来源:
Pediatric Radiology
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2016年
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46卷
关键词:
Bone growth;
Epiphysis;
Foot;
Hand;
Magnetic resonance imaging;
Metacarpal;
Metatarsal;
Pseudoepiphysis;
Radiography;
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摘要:
The long bones of the hands and feet in children have an epiphyseal end with a secondary center of ossification and an adjacent transverse physis. In contrast to other long bones in the body, the opposite end in the hands and feet, termed the non-epiphyseal end, is characterized by direct metaphyseal extension of bone to complete terminal ossification. The purpose of this pictorial essay is to illustrate the developmental stages of each end of the long bones of the hands and feet with radiographic and MR imaging to provide a foundation from which to differentiate normal from abnormal growth.