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"The TW2 (Tanner-Whitehouse 2) methods 1:"

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"RUS (radius-ulna-short bones): 13 bones including the radius, ulna and short bones of the thumb, middle and little fingers"

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"The TW2 method was developed using radiographs from average-class children in the UK between 1950 and 1960. TW3 (Tanner-Whitehouse 3) method is an update published in 2001 1."

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"The Tanner-Whitehouse (TW) method is a way of assessing the bone age of children. There are several variations of this method, but all use a DP radiograph of the left hand and wrist to assess the relative maturity of the bones of the patient."

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"RUS (radius-ulna-short bones): 13 bones including the radius, ulna and short bones of the thumb, middle and little fingers"

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"RUS (radius-ulna-short bones): 13 bones including the radius, ulna and short bones of the thumb, middle and little fingers"

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