Grok said this:
Very little remaining growth — the growth plates look closed or essentially fused.
From the three hand/wrist X-rays:
• The epiphyses of the metacarpals and phalanges (proximal, middle, and distal) appear fused. There are no clear open radiolucent gaps (growth plates) visible between the epiphysis and metaphysis on the fingers.
• The distal radius and ulna also look mature/fused in the available views.
• Carpal bones are fully ossified with adult morphology.
This is consistent with advanced skeletal maturity (roughly adult bone age on a Greulich-Pyle type assessment). At this stage, remaining height growth is typically minimal — often in the 0–1.5 cm range at most (mostly residual spinal growth if any), and frequently closer to zero once the hand is fully closed.