Abstract
Observations of canine tibias lengthened by continuous transphyseal distraction (without osteotomy) reveals an acute fracture through the metaphyseal zone of primary trabeculae and rapid osseous healing. Long-term follow-up demonstrates normal subsequent growth.
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