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Comparação entre métodos de estimativa da idade óssea: Greulich & Pyle, Eklöf & Ringertz e atlas digital de Gilsanz & Ratib
The current research aimed at evaluating the skeletal age, by means of hand and wrist radiographies, using the methods Greulich & Pyle (G&P) (1959), Eklöf & Ringertz (E&R) (1967) and the Gilsanz & Ratib digital atlas (G&R) (2005). The ages obtained from the three methods were compared, and the degre
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