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Figure 1.

The photographs and X-ray images of the proband in family 1.

(A&B) Short-trunk disproportionate dwarfism and enlargement of the elbow and genual joints; (C) platyspondyly and ovoid anterior end-plate of vertebral bodies; (D) widened tibial metaphysis; (E) widened cubital metaphysis; (F) a normal pelvis at 5 years of age.

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Figure 2.

The X-ray images of patient II 1 in family 1.

(G) Platyspondyly of the lumbar spine: the vertebral bodies are wedged anteriorly, and there are narrow disc spaces, irregular vertebral end-plates and short pedicles; (H) enlargement of the epiphyseal and metaphyseal portions of the metacarpals and phalanges; (I) bilateral femoral neck fractures and enlargement of the capital femoral epiphyses; (J) an enlargement of genual epiphyses.

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Figure 3.

The X-ray images of patient II 1 in family 2.

(A) Flattened vertebrae on the cervical spine and normal skull; (B) flattened vertebrae on the thoracic and lumbar spine with anterior beaking and an increased anteroposterior diameter of the vertebral bodies; (C) enlargement of the interphalangeal, metacarpal and metacarpophalangeal epiphyses; (D) narrow joint spaces and irregular articular surfaces of hip joints with short femoral necks; (E) slight enlargement of elbow epiphyses and metaphyses; (F) flattened talus with narrow joint spaces.

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Figure 4.

The photographs and X-ray images of patient II 2 in family 2.

(G) The hands display interphalangeal joint swelling; (H) a swollen knee; (I) slight enlargement of the metacarpophalangeal epiphyses; (J) slight enlargement of the femoral and tibial epiphyses; (K) an increased anteroposterior diameter of the vertebral bodies and irregular vertebral end-plates.

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Figure 5.

The pedigrees and automated sequencing traces of the WISP3 gene mutations in the two families in our study.

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Table 1.

General characteristics of 4 PPD patients in two families

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Table 2.

Summary of all currently known WISP3 gene mutations in PPD

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Table 3.

Sequences of the primers designed for PCR amplification and sequencing of the WISP3 gene

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