论文信息 - Rapid changes in weight and growth potential during childhood.

Rapid changes in weight and growth potential during childhood.

Estimates of mature stature made before and after large changes in weight level were compared in children whose mature statures were known. The findings indicate an association between rises in weight level and decreased potential for skeletal elongation.

A. Roche | N. French

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