Table 2.

Schmid Metaphyseal Chondrodysplasia: Frequency of Select Clinical and Radiographic Features

Features% of Persons
w/Feature
Comment
Clinical Waddling gait>80%
Genu varum>80% 1Genu valgum less commonly reported
Short stature>60%Typically apparent by age 2 yrs
Lumbar lordosis>60% 1Scoliosis less commonly reported
Radiographic Metaphyseal dysplasia of proximal/distal femora, proximal tibiae~100%Splaying, flaring, widening, cupping
Cupped &/or sclerotic anterior rib ends>90%
Coxa vara50%-80% 1, 2Angle head & shaft of femur <120 degrees
Short long bones>60%Typically apparent by age 2 yrs
Metaphyseal dysplasia of hands33%-47% 1, 3Metaphyseal cupping, short proximal phalanges/metacarpals
Vertebral dysplasia9% 2Usually mild; platyspondyly, anterior rounding, indentations, & posterior wedging

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