The Skeletal Age in Diabetic Children

Abstract

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Growth and Bone Age of Juvenile Diabetics

“…She also noted that the longer the duration of diabetes the greater the tendency to retardation. In other series, though some children had accelerated and some retarded bone ages, the majority were within normal limits (Hernberg and Heikel, 1951). Atlas controls were used in all these series.…”

Physical Growth

“…He discussed the possible etiology of these changes and their relationship to benign hypertrophy. Skeletal age in diabetic children was dealt with by Hernberg and Herkel (80). He found areolar size genetically limited and independent of size.…”

“…It summarized current vital rates and age characteristics of the world by regions-population, births, deaths, marriages, and migrations. 80. He found that most of the primary ossification centers appeared before the end of the fourth month and almost all of these between the seventh and twelfth weeks of embryonic life.…”