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Skeletal transverse metaphyseal and vertebral lines, seen frequently on radiographs of infants and children, are usually believed to result from interrupted bone growth. Such lines have not been systematically studied in neonates. Accordingly, I determined the prevalence of growth lines on chest radiographs of newborn infants and assayed the gestational and obstetric abnormalities that occurred with these infants.

Skeletal growth lines seen on radiographs of newborn infants: prevalence and possible association with obstetric abnormalities.