GROWTH OF CHILDREN WITH HYPOCHONDROPLASIA TREATED WITH GROWTH-HORMONE FOR UP TO 3 YEARS
GROWTH OF CHILDREN WITH HYPOCHONDROPLASIA TREATED WITH GROWTH-HORMONE FOR UP TO 3 YEARS
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DOI:
10.1159/000182190
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发表时间:
1991-01-01
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BROOK, CGD
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BRIDGES, NA;HINDMARSH, PC;BROOK, CGD
Hypochondroplasia is a skeletal dysplasia characterised by poor childhood growth and an inadequate pubertal growth spurt. 31 children with a radiological diagnosis of hypochondroplasia have been treated for up to 3 years with recombinant human growth hormone, mean dose 17.9 U/m2/week as daily subcutaneous injections. Mean pre-treatment height velocity standard deviation score (SDS) was -0.51; this increased to +1.58 after 1 year of treatment. This improvement diminishes over the next 2 years. The effect on final height remains unknown. There was a considerable variation in clinical response within the group treated.