… Growth hormone secretion and long-term growth data in children with psychosocial short
stature treated by different changes in environment. J Pediatr Endocrinol Metab 2004; 17: 637-…

… other CNS lesions, 3 with multiple trophic hormone deficiency, 18 with low birthweight short
stature, 4 with hereditary smallness and/or delay in growth, 4 with psychosocial short stature, …

… ΗいーたΡろーΑあるふぁ axis dysfunction has been implicated in psychosocial short stature (PSS)9'10.
Reversibility of GH secretion in PSS has been linked to normalization of ΗいーたΡろーΑあるふぁ axis function". The …

… Psychosocial short stature The absence of a caring atmosphere in the home precludes a
child from growing normally, even without restriction of calories. There are two major categories …

… To test the hypothesis of psychosocial short stature, a thorough psychosocial assessment
of children with CP and apparent GH deficiency is required. A third step would involve the …

… Psychosocial short stature is a … psychosocial short stature are not associated with caloric
intake. Rather, many behavioral and emotional factors can lead to psychosocial short stature, …

The goal of this study was to examine whether growth delay can serve as an index of
allostatic load during early development, as it is well known that the activity of stress-mediating …

… JM Tanner, Resistance to exogenous human growth hormone in psychosocial short stature
(emotional deprivation) J Pediatr 82: (1973) 171-7. RW Furlanetto, LE Underwood, JJ Van …

… Exclusion criteria were: any chronic, systemic illness; psychosocial short stature; previous
growth-stimulating therapy; previous or ongoing therapy for hyperactivity; and adolescent …

… bowel disease, etc.), poor nutrition (inadequate intake or malabsorption conditions such
as celiac disease, cystic fibrosis, etc.), other chronic conditions (psychosocial short stature, …