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Table 2

Body Mass Index and Segmental Proportion in Children with Different Subtypes of Psychosocial Short Stature

Volume 19, Issue 2, 2003
 

Table 2 - Characteristics of Various PSS Syndromes1

 

Type

Age of Onset

Failure to Thrive

Bizarre Behavior

Depression

GH Secretion

Parental Rejection

GH Responsiveness

I

Infancy

Usually

No

Often

Normal

No (see text)

?

II

>3 years

Some & some overweight

Usual

Very often

Decreased or absent often

Usual

Minimal at doses used

III

Infancy or later

Not usual

Not usual

Yes

Normal

Concern, not rejection

Significant at dose used

 
Adapted from: Blizzard RM, Bulatovic A. In: Lifshitz F, ed. Pediatric Endocrinology 3rd Edition. New York: Marcel Dekker, 1996:83-93.
 
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