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Alta estatura (familiar) constitucional, uma variante do padrão normal de crescimento e desenvolvimento infantil, é definida como uma condição na qual a altura de um indivíduo é mais de 2 DP acima da altura média correspondente para um indivíduo normal da mesma idade e gênero. As características distintivas são uma história familiar de alta estatura e ausência de dimorfismo ou outras características clínicas que sugerem causas patológicas de crescimento anormalmente rápido. | |||
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Constitutional (familial) tall stature, a variant of the normal pattern of childhood growth and development, is defined as a condition in which the height of an individual is more than 2 SD above the corresponding mean height for a normal subject of the same age and gender. Distinguishing features are a family history of tall stature and lack of dimorphism or other clinical features suggesting pathologic causes of abnormally rapid growth. | |||
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Constitutional (familial) tall stature, a variant of the normal pattern of childhood growth and development, is defined as a condition in which the height of an individual is more than 2 SD above the corresponding mean height for a normal subject of the same age and gender. Distinguishing features are a family history of tall stature and lack of dimorphism or other clinical features suggesting pathologic causes of abnormally rapid growth.
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| English | Constitutional tall stature |
Constitutional (familial) tall stature, a variant of the normal pattern of childhood growth and development, is defined as a condition in which the height of an individual is more than 2 SD above the corresponding mean height for a normal subject of the same age and gender. Distinguishing features are a family history of tall stature and lack of dimorphism or other clinical features suggesting pathologic causes of abnormally rapid growth. |
