Key result
The absence of carpal bones in the Upper Limb Cardiovascular Syndrome is of little diagnostic value, as it primarily represents a delay in skeletal maturation expected in children with severe cardiac problems.
Population
Children with The Upper Limb Cardiovascular Syndrome
Design
Editorial
Authors
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Clarifies that the absence of carpal bones in The Upper Limb Cardiovascular Syndrome is due to delayed skeletal maturation rather than being a specific diagnostic feature.
Clarifies that the absence of carpal bones in The Upper Limb Cardiovascular Syndrome is due to delayed skeletal maturation rather than being a specific diagnostic feature.
Andrew K. Poznanski (1973) conducted a letter in Upper Limb Cardiovascular Syndrome. The absence of carpal bones in the Upper Limb Cardiovascular Syndrome is of little diagnostic value, as it primarily represents a delay in skeletal maturation expected in children with severe cardiac problems.
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