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    This document discusses risk factors for developing slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE). It identifies the predisposing factors as being between ages 2-12 years old, female sex, and Asian, Eskimo or White race. Precipitating factors include being small for age, high activity levels, exposure to secondhand smoke, and injuries from falls or twisting motions during athletics.

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    This document discusses risk factors for developing slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE). It identifies the predisposing factors as being between ages 2-12 years old, female sex, and Asian, Eskimo or White race. Precipitating factors include being small for age, high activity levels, exposure to secondhand smoke, and injuries from falls or twisting motions during athletics.

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    Coxa-Plana Patho..

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    This document discusses risk factors for developing slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE). It identifies the predisposing factors as being between ages 2-12 years old, female sex, and Asian, Eskimo or White race. Precipitating factors include being small for age, high activity levels, exposure to secondhand smoke, and injuries from falls or twisting motions during athletics.

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    Predisposing Factors Precipitating factors

    - Age: between 2 – 12 years old - Children who are small for their age and extremely active
    - Sex: Female - Exposure to secondhand smoke
    - Race: Asians, Eskimos and Whites -fall, twisting injury
    - athletic

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