Abstract
Aims The timing of the growth spurt and gender differences in physical growth can vary greatly, and it may contribute to the final height. However, there are few studies about height and height velocity of early/average/late maturing children because of the requirements of a population based longitudinal study. We investigated the height and height velocity according to growth tempo from the Kangwha cohort.
Highlights
The timing of the growth spurt and gender differences in physical growth can vary greatly, and it may contribute to the final height
We investigated the height and height velocity according to growth tempo from the Kangwha cohort
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Summary
Hyun Wook Chae1*, Ah Reum Kwon[1], Jung Min Ahn[1], Dae Ryong Kang[2], Ha Yan Kim[2], Sun Min Oh3, Hyeon Chang Kim[3], Il Suh[3], Duk Hee Kim[4], Ho-Seong Kim[1]. We investigated the height and height velocity according to growth tempo from the Kangwha cohort
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