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Neurosurgery (Expert Forum)
leg problem
Answered by
Nassim Abi Chahine, MD - General Neurosurgery
Beirut - Lebanon
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Doctor's Answer
by Nassim Abi Chahine, MD, Oct 29, 2009 04:57PM
, Oct 29, 2009 04:57PM
In your case if you mean by SMALLER: thinner, that could be just an illusion, where we know that we always present a dominance of one limb... but if Smaller means shorter, that means that the growth plate was partially damaged by the compressing trauma.
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