In a study of 317 pediatric patients with a total of 334 OCD lesions, 35% progressed to surgery. Progression to surgery did not differ significantly between sexes with OCD of any joint, but did strongly correlate with patient age for OCD of the knee, elbow, and ankle.
Its pronunciation is JH AA N â . Jean is used chiefly in the French language and it is derived from Hebrew origins. The name is derived from Jehan (Old French) via Iohannes (Latinized); these are also the source forms of the name John.See Jean for more information.Jean is a variant of the name John (English and Hebrew) in the French language.Jeane, Jeanne, Jeannie, Jeano, Jeanot, Jeanty, Jeen, Jene, and Jean jÃ©an are variants Of. Jean jean is rare as a baby name for. Boys at the modest peak of its usage in, 1928.0029 % of baby boys were given the Name. Jean it ranked #at 307. thenhe name is derived from Jehan (Old French) via Iohannes (Latinized); these are also the source forms of the name John. See Jean for more information. Jean is a variant of the name John (English and Hebrew) in the French language.
First or given names, if they were common ones, were put down in their English equivalents. Thus Jean became John (and the common name Jean-Baptiste was usually written down as John B.), Edouard-Edward, Francois-FranÃ§ois, Francis-Michel, Michael-Antoine, Anthony-Henry, Henri-Marie, mary. etcirst names | Last or family names One of the biggest challenges of using the 1850 US Census to find people in the French-speaking parts of Aroostook (especially in Hancock, Madawaska, and Van Buren Plantations) is the spelling of the names.