Bone age, or skeletal age, is a measurement of the maturity of a child's bones compared to standard benchmarks. Unlike chronological age, which tracks time since birth, bone age reflects biological development and provides insight into remaining growth potential. It is primarily assessed using a single X-ray of the , chosen because the many small bones there provide a reliable map of maturation. Why Bone Age Matters
Pediatricians and endocrinologists use this study to diagnose or monitor several conditions:
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