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. 2008 Sep 27;466(12):2955–2961. doi: 10.1007/s11999-008-0514-y

Table 1.

Data on femoral lengthening patients

Case # Diagnosis Age (years) Distraction gap (cm) BHI (days/cm) Number of cortices at removal
1 Congenital short femur 7.7 4.5 65 2
2 Infectious physeal arrest 20.1 4.0 73 N/A
3 Legg-Calve Perthes 18.3 4.2 63 N/A
4 Hemihypertrophy 12.1 4.7 41 2
5 Traumatic physeal arrest 10.2 4.0 39 1
6 Hypochondroplasia 13.3 7.4 45 1
7 Hypochondroplasia 13.3 7.1 51 0
8 Traumatic physeal arrest 18.9 5.3 52 N/A
9 Traumatic physeal arrest 15.9 5.0 39 N/A
10 Congenital short femur 13.2 5.9 52 1
11 Traumatic physeal arrest 15.5 5.3 54 0
12 Traumatic physeal arrest 15.0 6.0 39 0
13 Congenital short femur 4.9 4.1 59 2
14 Congenital short femur 16.8 6.5 37 1
15 Spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia 6.0 7.5 29 0
16 Infectious physeal arrest 11.8 9.0 22 1
17 Amniotic band syndrome 5.7 4.0 39 2
18 Congenital short femur 7.2 5.0 48 2
19 Congenital short femur 17.6 5.8 48 1
  Averages 12.9 5.5 47  

BHI = bone healing index.