Boys' bone age height comparison chart

The boys' bone age and height comparison table is mainly judged according to age. The bone age and height comparison of boys in different age groups are different. Specific data can only be obtained through specific examinations with the help of X-rays. Under normal circumstances, human bone age and age are relative.

For boys, when taking bone age X-rays, if the height is 150 cm, the bone age is about 13 years old, and the natural growth space in the later period is about 12.2 cm. The annual height may be around 163.2 cm. For boys aged 13 to 13.5, they can grow an average of 0.7 cm every 0.1 year and 1.4 cm every 0.2 year, with an average of 11.8 cm of remaining natural growth space.

The bone age-height comparison chart cannot measure everyone's adult height. Children with short feet will continue to grow slowly in their later years and may be lower than predicted. For children with early development, if their bone age progresses too quickly, their predicted adult height may also decrease significantly.

The development of height is not only related to genetics, but also closely related to acquired nutritional status. Daily diet and daily routine are particularly important. Developing good eating and living habits will be beneficial to the development of height. Playing basketball and doing pull-ups can also promote height development.