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Fig. 2. Graph shows prevalence of subperiosteal new bone formation by
age and multiplicity of affected anatomic sites.
= total number of
infants in age group,
= number of infants in age group with
subperiosteal new bone formation, [UNK] = number of infants with subperiosteal
new bone formation in multiple sites.
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