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Hand x-ray of newborns and children of age group one. Plain anteroposterior x-ray of hand and wrist of A&B) 2 newborns and C&D) 2 children of age group one. A: male- 5 days; B: female- 1 day. No carpal bones or distal epiphyses of radius and ulna are present in these 2 newborns. C: male- 13 months; D: female- 13 months. Note the capitate (c) and hamate (h) in both radiographs (C&D). The distal epiphysis of radius (r) is present in the female radiograph (D).
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Hand x-ray of children of age groups 2 and 3. Plain anteroposterior x-ray of hand and wrist of 4 children of age groups A&B) 2 and C&D) 3. A: male- 24 months; B: female- 24 months. Note the presence of capitate (c), hamate (h) and distal epiphysis of radius (r) in both radiographs (A&B). The female radiograph (B) also has the triquetral (t). C: male- 3 years; D: female- 3 years. Note the presence of capitate (c), hamate (h), triquetral (t) and distal epiphysis of radius (r) in both radiographs (C&D). The female radiograph in (D) also has the lunate (l).
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Hand x-ray of children of age groups 6 and 9. Plain anteroposterior x-ray of hand and wrist of 4 children of age groups A&B) 6 and C&D) 9. A: male- 6 years and 5 months; B: female- 6 years and 6 months. Note the presence of all 8 carpal bones (except the pisiform) and the distal epiphyses of radius and ulna in A&B. C: male- 8 years and 11 months; D: female- 9 years and 6 months. Note the presence of all 8 carpal bones and the distal epiphyses of radius and ulna in C&D.
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