Association of quantitative growth plate uptake parameters on bone scintigraphy with growth velocity in children

Quantitative growth plate uptake parameters on the distal femur in bone scintigraphy are significantly associated with growth velocity. These findings suggest that growth plate uptake in bone scintigraphy could potentially serve as a predictive marker of growth in children.

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Nuclear Medicine Communications
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2025-05-19
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https://doi.org/10.1097/mnm.0000000000001992
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Hip disorders and treatments
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Association of quantitative growth plate uptake parameters on bone scintigraphy with growth velocity in children

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Abstract

Quantitative growth plate uptake parameters on the distal femur in bone scintigraphy are significantly associated with growth velocity. These findings suggest that growth plate uptake in bone scintigraphy could potentially serve as a predictive marker of growth in children.

Nuclear Medicine CommunicationsVol. 46(8)
Soonchunhyang University (KR)
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