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Volume 19, Issue 2, March 2003

Feature Article

LAWSON WILKINS - PIONEER IN PEDIATRIC ENDOCRINOLOGY AND GROWTH DISORDERS: REVISITED 2003

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In March 1987 in Growth, Genetics & Hormones, Vol. 3, No. 1, the lead article with the same title as above was published.  Dr. Wilkins was the founder of pediatric endocrinology. His contributions to pediatrics and pediatric endocrinology were substantial. He was a consummate teacher, practitioner, and investigator, and his personal characteristics were of an exceptional human. He must be known by those who use his name frequently, including members of the Lawson Wilkins Pediatric Endocrine Society and those who utilize his articles in the pediatric literature as references for their own writing.  It is for this reason that in this current issue of Growth, Genetics & Hormones the article published in GGH in 1987 is revisited.  In respect to this updating, the two considerations   incorporated include an updating of chronological time and the providing of references with highlights concerning Lawson Wilkins as a leader, teacher, pediatrician, and investigator.

Robert M. Blizzard, MD

 

Abstracts from the literature

 
Body Mass Index and Segmental Proportion in Children with Different Subtypes of Psychosocial Short Stature
 
Leanness, Extended Lifespan & IGF-I Receptor Mutations in Mice: Fascinating Observations
 

Hypothalamic Insulin Signaling is Required for Inhibition of Glucose Production

 

Hyperzincaemia and Hypercalprotectinaemia: A New Disorder of Zinc Metabolism

 

Initial Treatment Dose of L-Thyroxine in Congenital Hypothyroidism

 

Survival Profile for Down Syndrome

 

Mutagenesis Does Not Explain Paternal Age Effect in Achondroplasia

 
Is Insulin-Like Growth Factor-1 Monitoring Useful in Assessing the Response to Growth Hormone of Growth Hormone-Deficient Children?
 
Leptin Measurement in Urine and its Relationship to Other Growth Peptides in Serum and Urine
 
Gastrointestinal Complications of Russell-Silver Syndrome
 
Growth Hormone Deficiency in Salt-Losing Congential Adrenal Hyperplasia
 

Letter to the editor

 

Misconceptions: Epiphyseal Fusion Causes Cessation of Growth

Fima Lifshitz, MD
 

Web only ggh update

 
Medical Guidelines for Clinical Practice for Growth Hormone Use in Adults and Children – 2003 Update
Fima Lifshitz, MD
 

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