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Children with craniopharyngioma: early growth failure and rapid postoperative weight gain

SORVA, 1988

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3411407326334882927
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SORVA R
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Acta Pædiatrica

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Pre‐and postoperative growth was analyzed in 22 children with craniopharyngioma. In 19 children a growth failure preceded the diagnosis by a mean of 4 years. Six children were obese preoperatively. During the first 3 postoperative months relative weight increased 7gt; …
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