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Metaphyseal Dysplasia (Pyle Disease), clinical feature of knock-knees contrasted with gross under-modelling of the metaphyses of the tubular bones. . and . (1937) restudied this patient, together with his affected younger sister, and termed the condition ‘familial metaphyseal dysplasia.’ Subsequently, . et al. (1953), . (1954), and . e

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Frontometaphyseal Dysplasia,ve skeletal modelling and deafness. The range of manifestations was expanded by . et al. (1972), . et al. (1972), . and . (1974), and . et al. (1974). Subsequently, . et al. (1975) tabulated the clinical and radiographic features of eight patients, while the orthopaedic complications were reviewed b

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Osteodysplasty (Melnick-Needles Syndrome),ised a 50-year-old female with identical features and coined the term ‘osteodysplasty’ for the condition. This designation was derived from the Greek and was intended to convey the meaning ‘badly formed.’ This woman, together with an affected 7-month-old girl, was reported again in the French litera

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