Correspondances en Métabolismes Hormones Diabètes et Nutrition - Vol. XV - n° 5 - mai 2011
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dossier thématique
La transition enfant-adolescent
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R é f é r e n c e s
à leur famille que ce traitement pourra être arrêté dès
la croissance achevée. En cela, leur rappeler que c’est
une “hormone métabolique” au sens large permet de
projeter ces jeunes patients et leur famille au-delà de la
simple période de la croissance et de la puberté, enjeu
de la prise en charge à la période de transition.
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