epiphyseal

In each case involving epiphyseal transfer, the anterior tibial artery was utilized as the donor artery.

(3) However, because UBCs almost exclusively affect skeletal areas associated with the most rapid longitudinal growth and originate near or in contact with the epiphyseal plate, a local growth aberration is most likely.

Although multiple epiphyseal dysplasia was initially considered in the differential diagnosis, it was quickly ruled out because the involvement of the vertebral column was much more consistent with SED.

Spiral corner, chip, oblique or nearly transverse metaphaseal or metaphaseal epiphyseal fractures of the long bones are a hallmark result.

Iris was born with spondylo epiphyseal dysplasia, a genetic condition which affects the growing ends of the bones and which meant that Iris did not grow.

Duren's team assessed the radiographs of children born between 1915-2006, evaluating bones in the hands and wrists to determine the precise timing of the beginning and ending of a developmental process called epiphyseal fusion.

The spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia (SED) is a type of skeletal dysplasia that mainly involves the spine and proximal epiphyseal centers1.

Newton et al., A radical switch in clonality reveals a stem cell niche in the epiphyseal growth plate.

Additionally metaphyseal widening and epiphyseal extrusion, both of which tend to increase abruptly in non-operated children, are minimized in patients who underwent femoral osteotomy.

The team evaluated radiographs of the bones in the hands and wrists to determine the precise timing of the beginning and end of a developmental process called epiphyseal fusion.

Deformities include shortening (caused by failure of epiphyseal growth), broadening of metaphysis and bowing of long bone.

Objective: To determine the effect of caffeine and vitamin D3 on the height of proliferative and hypertrophy zones of epiphyseal cartilage of developing femur of BALB/c mice.

Currently, variations in the time frame of medial epiphyseal union have been reported within different sexes, population groups, socio-economic strata and unicentral origins.

X-ray shows multiple small, well-defined, widely symmetrically distributed round or oval sclerotic spots of 2-10 mm in size all over the skeleton, with a propensity for epiphyseal and metaphyseal involvement.