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A Longitudinal Study of Skeletal Maturation
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1961I. The Assessment of Skeletal Maturation from Roentgenograms of the Hand and Wrist The terms "bone age" and "skeletal age" are applied frequently to the maturational status of children. Although the phrases in themselves are innocuous there is a tendency to downgrade the child who has a "retarded bone age" as one does the child who has a "retarded ...
C F, HANSMAN, M M, MARESH
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Skeletal Maturing as Related to Strength
Child Development, 1946The aspects of muscular strength which can be measured by dynamometers (static dynamometric strength) are of special interest to the student of child development. These functions are significant not merely as an outcome of their relation to other physical abilities, and of their role in many kinds of motor performance, but also because strength is ...
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Journal of Orthodontic Research, 2015
Growth biologically and histologically is a composite of morphogenetic and histogenetic changes occurring continuously over a period in response to genetic coding and environmental influence. It is one of the most myriad variations and plays an important role in the etiology of malocclusion and also in the evaluation of diagnosis, treatment planning ...
SuchitaMadhukar Tarvade (Daokar) +1 more
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Growth biologically and histologically is a composite of morphogenetic and histogenetic changes occurring continuously over a period in response to genetic coding and environmental influence. It is one of the most myriad variations and plays an important role in the etiology of malocclusion and also in the evaluation of diagnosis, treatment planning ...
SuchitaMadhukar Tarvade (Daokar) +1 more
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Statistical estimation of skeletal maturity
American Journal of Human Biology, 1989AbstractGiven a number of developing aspects of the skeletal system that may be used as indicators of maturity, some combination rule is required to produce a single numerical description of skeletal maturity from data on several such indicators. In the RWT system for estimation of skeletal maturity from indicators in the knee, a nonlinear statistical ...
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Skeletal maturation of the hand in Iceland
Acta Odontologica Scandinavica, 1979The mean time at onset of the stages of skeletal maturation of the hand, PP2=, MP3=, S, MP3cap, DP3u, PP3u, and MP3u, in a cross-sectional sample of Icelandic school chidren in Reykjavík, a total of 1426 (690 boys and 736 girls), was assessed on radiographs of the hand and compared with results published from Denmark and Greenland.
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Comparability in skeletal maturation research
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1971AbstractComparability is a fundamental issue in skeletal maturation research. Since the introduction of the first edition of the Greulich‐Pyle Atlas and the Tanner‐Whitehouse method, a number of methodologic reports have appeared regarding potential sources of error, reliability and replicability in the assessment of skeletal maturity from hand‐wrist ...
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Skeletal maturity indicators in infancy
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1971AbstractPresent methods are unsatisfactory, for unless an individual infant is widely deviant no satisfactory assessment can be made. Application of various methods to the perinatal period and possible new approaches will be discussed. There is a great need for useful estimates of maturity in this area of growth.
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Skeletal maturation and ethnicity
Legal Medicine, 2004Franck, Clarot +3 more
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