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Comparison of Height Predictions with Final Adult Height in Boys with Constitutional Tall Stature
1984Several methods have been developed to predict final adult height in girls and boys with normal growth (Bayley-Pinneau, 1952; Tanner-Whitehouse, 1975; Roche-Wainer-Thissen, 1975). Attempts have been made to test each method in patients with various pathological conditions (Zachmann et al., 1978; Frisch, 1976; Bramswig et al., 1981).
J. H. Brämswig +3 more
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Prediction of adult height: methods and problems.
Acta paediatrica Scandinavica. Supplement, 1989The three commonly used methods of height prediction employ various combinations of anthropometric data and bone age. In normal children, the regression type methods are preferable, though they do not perform well in the more severe disorders of growth.
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Prediction of adult height of girls from age of menarche and height at menarche
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1974R E, Frisch, J S, Nagel
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[Prediction of adult height: methodologic possibilities and their limitations].
Der Radiologe, 1986Three main approaches for estimating a child's mature height, including skeletal age are in common use: Bayley-Pinneau, Roche-Wainer-Thissen and Tanner (i.e. TW Mark 2 Method). Principles and fundamental differences are demonstrated. The acceptance of the methods is discussed as well as the practicability of each system.
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Prediction of adult height in children with chronic renal insufficiency.
Kidney international. Supplement, 1984The ability to accurately predict adult height (AH) has important implications for the management of children with chronic renal insufficiency (CRI). Serial predictions of AH were performed for 22 pediatric patients with CRI of variable duration and severity using the Tanner predictive method. The patients were followed until completion of growth.
G, Gilli +3 more
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Tables for predicting adult height from skeletal age and present height
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1946openaire +3 more sources