Purpose of the Procedure
- Determine the actual skeletal age and compare it to chronological age.
- Diagnose causes of delayed walking or unexplained short stature.
- Evaluate future growth potential and predict final adult height.
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A precise radiographic assessment that evaluates your child's skeletal maturity compared to their chronological age, helping diagnose delayed walking or growth issues early to ensure proper medical intervention.
Scientific name: Skeletal Maturation and Bone Age Radiographic Analysis
A radiographic assessment of the hand, wrist, or knee to evaluate bone maturity and detect growth disorders or delayed walking in children, helping doctors establish effective treatment plans and monitor development.
Service type
Diagnostic Radiology
Duration
15-20 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Radiographic imaging of hand/wrist or knee
- Detailed medical report by a radiologist
- Comparison with international growth standards
Medical Service Information
Target Groups
- Children experiencing significant delays in walking.
- Cases of unexplained short stature or slow growth velocity.
- Children with hormonal disorders affecting bone development.
Preparation Guide
- No fasting or special preparation is required for this X-ray.
- Wear comfortable clothing without metal near the hand or knee.
- Reassure the child that the procedure is quick and painless.
Conditions & Notices
- Provide child's medical history and height/weight records
- Inform the technician of any previous fractures in the examined area
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