Are my growth plates closed?

[alphanotgama]

Are plates closed?

 

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hmm
according to ai "Based on this hand/wrist X-ray, the growth plates (epiphyseal plates) appear fully fused.

Here is a breakdown of what the X-ray shows and what it means:

X-Ray Observations​

• Phalanges and Metacarpals: The dark cartilage gaps (epiphyseal lines) near the ends of the finger bones and palm bones are completely closed. The epiphyses have fully united with the shaft (diaphysis) of each bone.
• Distal Radius and Ulna: At the wrist joint, the growth plates at the ends of the forearm bones are also fully closed and fused into solid bone.
• Sesamoid Bone: The sesamoid bone near the base of the thumb is fully ossified, which is typically one of the late-stage indicators of skeletal maturity.

Impact on Growth & Potential​

• Natural Height Growth: Because the long bones of the hands and wrist are completely fused, natural linear height growth from the long bones has ceased. Skeletal maturation occurs across the whole body around the same time, meaning the growth plates in the legs and spine are almost certainly closed as well.
• Hormonal / Supplement Interventions: Supplements, human growth hormone (HGH), or peptides aimed at increasing height will not induce further natural lengthening once the growth plates are fused."

 

[lucasphoe]

what do u think broski

 

[alphanotgama]

what do u think broski

I don't want to think. Let me cope.

 

[alphanotgama]

hmm
according to ai "Based on this hand/wrist X-ray, the growth plates (epiphyseal plates) appear fully fused.

Here is a breakdown of what the X-ray shows and what it means:

X-Ray Observations​

• Phalanges and Metacarpals: The dark cartilage gaps (epiphyseal lines) near the ends of the finger bones and palm bones are completely closed. The epiphyses have fully united with the shaft (diaphysis) of each bone.
• Distal Radius and Ulna: At the wrist joint, the growth plates at the ends of the forearm bones are also fully closed and fused into solid bone.
• Sesamoid Bone: The sesamoid bone near the base of the thumb is fully ossified, which is typically one of the late-stage indicators of skeletal maturity.

Impact on Growth & Potential​

• Natural Height Growth: Because the long bones of the hands and wrist are completely fused, natural linear height growth from the long bones has ceased. Skeletal maturation occurs across the whole body around the same time, meaning the growth plates in the legs and spine are almost certainly closed as well.
• Hormonal / Supplement Interventions: Supplements, human growth hormone (HGH), or peptides aimed at increasing height will not induce further natural lengthening once the growth plates are fused."

Time to KMS

 

[manletbut6foot]

what do u think broski

We need knee and hip bruski

 

[manletbut6foot]

I don't want to think. Let me cope.

How tall r u and age??

 

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Time to KMS

sorry to hear the news bro how tall are you

 

[manletbut6foot]

sorry to hear the news bro how tall are you

Cl bro are mine closed

 

[manletbut6foot]

sorry to hear the news bro how tall are you

Yo r dese closed btw my right hand is a 5 months in bone age behind my left hand