Opinion|Videos|September 4, 2024
Individualized Management of Central Precocious Puberty
Pediatric endocrinologists explore comprehensive, individualized treatment strategies for Central Precocious Puberty that extend beyond considerations of chronological and bone age.
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- When developing an individualized treatment strategy for CPP that goes beyond chronological age and bone age, what should pediatric endocrinologists consider?
- Can you describe the importance of data such as height velocity, bone-age-to-chronological-age ratio, and predicted adult height?
- How do you evaluate patients that are on treatment for CPP?
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