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Catch-up Growth

1 Oct 1997

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I. Introduction II. Catch-up Growth: Theoretical Considerations A. Definition B. Catch-up growth vs. compensatory growth C. Canalization D. Catch-up growth vs. resumption of a normal height velocity E. Types of catch-up growth F. Assessment of duration and success of catch-up growth III. Secondary Growth Disorders and Subsequent Catch-up Growth A. The early studies B. Malnutrition C. Celiac disease D. GH...

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PMID: 9331546
DOI: 10.1210/edrv.18.5.0313

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