Patient Data
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From the case:
Normal marrow conversion (diagram)
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The normal progression of marrow conversion is depicted in this diagram.
Case Discussion
Marrow conversion throughout development occurs in a predictable pattern and should not be confused with pathology. This usually occurs in a bilaterally symmetric fashion, and occurs earlier more distally and progresses proximally according to the general principles depicted in the diagram.
For more information, see the following article: Bone marrow