Patient's question:
Consultation Description:2015.5.26, the child's height was 105 cm;
Now on 2016.2.17, the child's height is 110 cm.
Mother's height: 160 cm,
Father's height: 173 cm,
Grandfather's height: 172 cm,
Grandmother's height: 150 cm.
MRI Findings on 2015-5-26:
The sellar region shows a pituitary appearance, with a flat upper margin and a height of approximately 3.2 mm. The posterior lobe of the pituitary appears as a high signal. The pituitary stalk is on the left side, showing no thickening, displacement, or abnormal mixed signal mass in the suprasellar region. No significant abnormal signal foci were observed in the parasellar or sellar floor region.
Imaging Findings:
The pituitary shows no abnormal signals, with a height of approximately 3.2 mm. The pituitary stalk is on the left side.
Blood Tests:
1. T3 (Triiodothyronine): 1.25.
2. T4 (Thyroxine): 100.43.
3. FT3 (Free Triiodothyronine): 6.39.
4. FT4 (Free Thyroxine): 14.23.
5. TSH (Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone): 5.82.
6. CH (Growth Hormone): 2.02.
Micronutrient Tests:
1. Zinc: 71.05.
2. Copper: 14.71.
3. Iron: 49.52.
4. Calcium: 1.3.
5. Magnesium: 1.14.
6. Manganese: 0.32.
7. Lead: 68.42.
8. Cadmium.
Doctor's answer:
During the baby period, the growth and development formula for height is: age divided by 6 plus 77, unit centimeters. The weight calculation formula is: age divided by 2 plus 8, unit kilograms. At 6.5 years old, under normal growth and development conditions, height should be 116 centimeters, and weight should be 21 kilograms. Your baby's growth and development indicators are not fully met. Short stature is caused by various different reasons leading to insufficient secretion of growth hormone, resulting in physical growth and development above average levels. If there is a deficiency in growth hormone, it will be necessary to receive injections.