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Fig. 3A. —14-year-old boy with small, peripheral distal tibial physeal bridge 1 year after Salter-Harris type 2 fracture. Anterior—posterior radiograph shows sclerosis and premature fusion of medial distal tibial physis (solid arrow) with angular deformity. Growth recovery line (open arrows) and physis (arrowheads) converge at bridge.