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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1983
Human Growth hormone (HGh) deftciency is a well recognized cause of short stature and the criteria for its diagnosis is well established. ! From time to time patients not considered to be HGh deficient by the traditional criteria have been said to benefit from treatment with HGh, but have not been systematically studied.
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Human Growth hormone (HGh) deftciency is a well recognized cause of short stature and the criteria for its diagnosis is well established. ! From time to time patients not considered to be HGh deficient by the traditional criteria have been said to benefit from treatment with HGh, but have not been systematically studied.
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Psychosocial Aspects of Short Stature
Journal of Pediatric Endocrinology and Metabolism, 1993Normal growth in childhood requires, amongst other factors, an emotionally supportive environment. Psychosocial deprivation results in poor growth, and also growth disorders themselves can cause psychosocial problems /1/.
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Journal of pediatric nursing, 1986
Abstract Pediatric nurses play an important role in caring for children with short stature. With their special knowledge of nursing assessment and interventions, pediatric nurses are coordinators, resource people, and patient educators. They provide services that are inherently part of the nurse's role, such as promoting better understanding of ...
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Abstract Pediatric nurses play an important role in caring for children with short stature. With their special knowledge of nursing assessment and interventions, pediatric nurses are coordinators, resource people, and patient educators. They provide services that are inherently part of the nurse's role, such as promoting better understanding of ...
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Evaluating the Child with Short Stature
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1987Short stature is a common pediatric problem that requires us to decide whether a child's small size represents only normal variation or indicates the presence of an underlying disease. In a population of children two standard deviations (SD) below the mean for height (below the third percentile), about 20 per cent may be expected to have pathologic ...
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