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The asymmetry is comparable at 11 12 years in both lower and higher sub-sets. It negatively regresses on age within the higher BMubset but not significantly in the lower BMubset, and menarcheal age negatively GM6001 regresses on upper arm length asymmetry within the higher BMubset. That transient asyn chronous upper arm length progress found with abnor mal endemic early in the day skeletal overgrowth for age as in certain younger preoperative girls, suggests a relation to pathogenesis. There were insufficient women with left tho racic AIS for separate analyses. Skeletal over-growth for age in pre-operative AISnormal girls Figure 7 implies that with somewhat higher BMIs, the younger AIS girls, have larger corrected stature for age than do the girls, becoming normal measurements by 16 years of age. This structure Organism is found in all of 11 skeletal segments, four of these in bi-lateral leg segments suggesting a systemic reaction. Mean menarcheal ages aren't dramatically different. Skeletal maturation is suggested earlier by the skeletal pattern for age with over-growth in these younger girls probably from cir culating hormones GHIGF I and possibly estrogen. The AIS women with relatively lower BMIs show a more complex pattern with two growth stages, early in the day phase just like normals, and later phase in many skeletal segments, mostly postmenarcheal, with greater overall skeletal growth obtained for age in preoperatives relative to normals, estrogen effect. The similar mean Cobb angle and apical vertebral rotation show that while curve severity during the time of surgery seems independent from skeletal growth patterns, and BMubsets, we suggest that common factors in different proportions and 3-Deazaneplanocin A other common factors, determine the similar curve cut ities in both subsets. Back contour asymmetry in normal girls and boys The surplus of severe back humps in girls and boys was associated with lower BMubsets. Considered together, the above findings are not explained by any of the existing ideas of AIS pathogenesis more comprehensive theory for girls with AIS was needed involving energy homeostasis and the hypothlamus in problem presenting as abnormalities of trunk growth with axial and appendicular skeletal asymmetries and in preoperative girls with systemic skeletal features. Scientific Basis of Leptin Hypothalamic Sympathetic Nervous System Concept From novel interpretation of the above mentioned findings, the lep tin hypothalamic sympathetic nervous system con cept for AIS pathogenesis was developed after surveying research relating to, 1. Thoracospinal idea. 2. New neuroskeletal biology. 3. Energy homeostasis and sympathetic nervous sys tem. 4. White adipose tissue, leptin, hypothalamus, sympthetic nervous system and bone formationresorption in health. 5. Leptin and bone development in rats. 6. Leptin and bone development in kiddies. 7. Leptin, AIS and hypothalamus.