Clinical Genetics · 1986 · 112 citations · 7 references
Body CompositionGrowth HormoneShort StatureHuman GrowthChronological AgeAllometric StudyPediatricsEducationAnthropometric IndicatorPediatric EndocrinologyNoonan SyndromeCraniofacial GrowthGrowth RetardationMedicine
Growth retardation is a relatively consistent feature of Noonan syndrome but a standardized growth curve for height has never been calculated. Analysis of retrospective growth data on 112 patients with Noonan syndrome has permitted the establishment of preliminary reference growth standards for height for males and females. The results confirm the clinical impression that short stature among this group of patients occurs uniformly and is independent of chronological age. Various factors which may modify this are considered.
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Standard growth curves for achondroplasia
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Judith Allanson, Judith G. Hall, Helen E. Hughes et al. · American Journal of Medical Genetics · 1985 · 240 citations