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Fig. 10. Female, aged 2 years and 3 months. Two centres present for first cuneiform.
Fig. 10. Female, aged 2 years and 3 months. Two centres present for first cuneiform.


 
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File:Flecker1932 fig06.jpg|Fig. 6. Age 21. Sesamoids at heads of first, second, third and fifth metacarpals.
File:Flecker1932 fig07.jpg|Fig. 7. Male, age 18. Epiphyses along perineal margin at apex of perineal triangle.
File:Flecker1932 fig08.jpg|Fig. 8. Female, age 14. Epiphysis for anterior superior iliac spine.
File:Flecker1932 fig09.jpg|Fig. 9. Female, age 17. Epiphysis for anterior superior iliac spine.
File:Flecker1932 fig10.jpg|Fig. 10. Female, aged 2 years and 3 months. Two centres present for first cuneiform.
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Fig. 6. Age 21. Sesamoids at heads of first, second, third and fifth metacarpals. Large sesamoid over centre of third metacarpal.

Fig. 7. Male, age 18. Epiphyses along perineal margin at apex of perineal triangle.

Fig. 8. Female, age 14. Epiphysis for anterior superior iliac spine.

Fig. 9. Female, age 17. Epiphysis for anterior superior iliac spine.

Fig. 10. Female, aged 2 years and 3 months. Two centres present for first cuneiform.

  • Fig. 6. Age 21. Sesamoids at heads of first, second, third and fifth metacarpals.

    Fig. 6. Age 21. Sesamoids at heads of first, second, third and fifth metacarpals.

  • Fig. 7. Male, age 18. Epiphyses along perineal margin at apex of perineal triangle.

    Fig. 7. Male, age 18. Epiphyses along perineal margin at apex of perineal triangle.

  • Fig. 8. Female, age 14. Epiphysis for anterior superior iliac spine.

    Fig. 8. Female, age 14. Epiphysis for anterior superior iliac spine.

  • Fig. 9. Female, age 17. Epiphysis for anterior superior iliac spine.

    Fig. 9. Female, age 17. Epiphysis for anterior superior iliac spine.

  • Fig. 10. Female, aged 2 years and 3 months. Two centres present for first cuneiform.

    Fig. 10. Female, aged 2 years and 3 months. Two centres present for first cuneiform.

Reference

Flecker H. (1932). Roentgenographic observations of the times of appearance of epiphyses and their fusion with the diaphyses. (1932) J Anat. 67: 118-164.3 PMID 17104405

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