Lei Cao, Chang Liu, Tian-Hao Wu, Liang Shi, Jin-Xu Wen, Zhe Guo, Zhi-Wei Zhong, Hui-Zhao Wu, Bao-Hai Yu, Ji-Cun Liu, Bu-Lang Gao, Wen-Juan Wu, Shu-Man Han
BACKGROUND: The hand skeletal features of children and adolescents at different growth statuses and development periods, and the correlation between these skeletal features and hand asymmetric force are currently unclear. Thus, this study sought to investigate the hand skeletal features of children and adolescents at different growth statuses and at different periods of development, and the correlation between these skeletal features and asymmetric force in hands. METHODS: A retrospective study was performed on subjects aged 4-20 years with good growth status (group A) or short stature (group B)...
March 15, 2024: Quantitative Imaging in Medicine and Surgery