2017
DOI: 10.1542/pir.2015-0160
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Acute and Chronic Growth Plate Injuries

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“…During periods of rapid growth, the growth plate is thicker and more fragile when compared with surrounding ligamentous and tendinous tissue. 7,11 It is interesting to note though that before and after a growth spurt the growth plate is actually more resistant to injury than the surrounding tissue when sprains and strains are more commonly seen. 11 It should also be remembered that fractures not in but near the growth plate may result in the opposite situation of growth arrest with stimulation of growth, especially in the femur and tibia.…”
Section: Growth Platementioning
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“…During periods of rapid growth, the growth plate is thicker and more fragile when compared with surrounding ligamentous and tendinous tissue. 7,11 It is interesting to note though that before and after a growth spurt the growth plate is actually more resistant to injury than the surrounding tissue when sprains and strains are more commonly seen. 11 It should also be remembered that fractures not in but near the growth plate may result in the opposite situation of growth arrest with stimulation of growth, especially in the femur and tibia.…”
Section: Growth Platementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Eighty percent of fractures occur in the middle third, 15% in the lateral third, and 5% in the medial third (Figure 15). 3,7…”
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