The short normal child : influences on the growth pathway and final height outcome
Short stature is a common reason for a child to be referred for specialist opinion. Most will have no underlying pathology but dismissing a short child as normal may impose future suffering as the short adult is perceived to be psychosocially disadvantaged and to face greater health risks. Adult hei...
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University of Southampton
2002
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