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Growth Patterns of Children With Short Stature in Adulthood According to Auxological Status and Maturity at Birth.

Roland PfäffleMatthias KnüpferMelanie GöbertMandy VogelRuth GauscheChristoph BegerEberhard KellerAntje KörnerUlrich Herbert ThomeWieland Kiess
Published in: The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism (2022)
Final growth outcome was influenced by prematurity and auxological status at birth, but not by sex. Height/length SDS increments during year 1 are instrumental to discern SGA children with later normal or short stature. While observing CUG until year 2 and 3 can add specificity, discrimination thereafter becomes difficult.
Keyphrases
  • young adults
  • gestational age
  • body mass index
  • preterm infants
  • depressive symptoms
  • growth hormone
  • physical activity
  • early life