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Fig. 1D. —Large, central distal femoral physeal bridge in 13-year-old boy 6 months after Salter-Harris type 2 fracture. Axial maximum-intensity-projection physeal map derived from C shows predominately high-signal-intensity physeal area (outer trace) and low-signal-intensity bridge area (inner trace). This bridge comprised 55% of physeal area that is too large for resection. This patient underwent contralateral epiphysiodesis to prevent further leg length discrepancy.