Category: Adult Height Prediction

New Adult Height Predictor supports three ethnicities

The Bayley-Pinneau method for adult height prediction (AHP) from age, bone age and height was developed in 1952 based on American white children. In 2009, the method was modernised through the BoneXpert AHP based on automated bone age, better math and more recent Caucasian longitudinal studies.

We are happy to present an extension of the method to cover three major ethnicities: Caucasians, Asians and Africans.

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Adult height Prediction Study in Paris

Pediatric Radiology has published a paper on validation of adult height prediction (AHP) in the Paris longitudinal study of children born 1953-58.

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Adult height prediction for short children

Hormone Research in Pediatrics brings a new article on prediction of adult height of short children using manual methods and BoneXpert.

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