( 1 ) definite changes in the radiographic appearance of the bones are found in renal infantilism . ( 2 ) the radiographs show two distinct types of change which i have called the `` '' rachitic '' '' and the `` '' woolly '' '' types . ( 3 ) the rachitic type is practically identical with ordinary rickets . ( 4 ) the woolly type is characteristic , and is sufficiently typical to be of diagnostic value . ( 5 ) the lesions found in this woolly type are asymmetrical , and may be much more marked in one bone than another . ( 6 ) the marked deformities in renal infantilism are produced by a collapse of the bone in the metaphysis , which throws the end of the bone out of line .
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