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. 2023 Jan 26;14(2):322. doi: 10.3390/genes14020322

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Family 2. (A–E) Patient 3 (Family 2: II-1). Age 13 years. Elder brother of patients 4 and 5. Generalized severe osteopenia. Severely dysplastic pelvis. The ribs are gracile (thin and slender). All long bones are severely slender and curved. Femora and humeri are shortened. (D,E) Popcorn epiphyses and metaphyses are observed at distal femora and proximal tibiae (arrows). Fractured humeri and right femur are healed. Left femur is severely shortened, and there is a fracture within proper healing in the middle part. (F–J) Patient 4 (Family 2: II-2). Age 10 years. Brother of patients 3 and 5. Generalized osteopenia. Severely dysplastic pelvis. All long bones are slender. Humeri and femora are shortened and curved. Fracture of left humerus is noted. (H) Large metaphyseal flare of distal femora and proximal tibiae is noted. Popcorn epiphyses and metaphyses are observed at distal femora (arrows).