Bone Age X - Ray

Bone age X-rays are performed using a 300 mA high-frequency system with Fujifilm Digital Radiography (DR), equipped with vertical and horizontal bucky for precise positioning and high-quality imaging.

Bone age X-ray is a specialized study used to assess skeletal maturity and growth potential, commonly performed in children and adolescents.

• Evaluation of delayed or advanced growth

• Assessment of short stature or tall stature

• Endocrine disorder evaluation

• Growth monitoring in pediatric patients

• Pre-treatment and follow-up assessment

🔍 What Does Chest X-ray Evaluate

• Skeletal maturity – development of bones compared to age

• Growth plate (epiphyseal) status – open or fused

• Bone development pattern – normal or delayed

• Comparison with chronological age

• Prediction of growth potential