Pediatric Growth and Skeletal Disorders
A special issue of Children (ISSN 2227-9067). This special issue belongs to the section "Pediatric Endocrinology & Diabetes".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 February 2025 | Viewed by 5591
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are excited to announce this Special Issue, “Pediatric Growth and Skeletal Disorders”, which aims to address the significant challenges posed by the complex pathogenesis and multifaceted nature of abnormal growth and bone development in children. Recent breakthroughs in research have propelled the field forward, unraveling the intricate mechanisms governing hormonal regulation and signaling pathways. Innovative therapeutic strategies, particularly targeted therapies for growth and skeletal disorders, are emerging as effective interventions that address the root causes of these disorders and promote optimal growth and bone health. These novel therapies offer improved options for managing pediatric growth and skeletal disorders with greater precision, leading to better outcomes.
This Special Issue aims to compile comprehensive and current reviews, along with original research articles, focusing on diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, we aspire to explore the emerging era of targeted therapies for children with growth and skeletal disorders. We eagerly anticipate receiving your valuable contributions to advance our knowledge in this exciting field.
Dr. Sasigarn A. Bowden
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- pediatrics
- growth disorder
- growth hormone
- targeted therapy
- hormone replacement therapy
- skeletal dysplasia
- metabolic bone disease
- vitamin D
- calcium
- parathyroid hormone
- bone resorption
- bone formation
- endocrine disorders
- bisphosphonates
- burosumab
- asfotase alfa
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