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Cushing disease in a toddler: not all obese children are just fat
Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 09/03/09

Moriarty M et al. – Review of this case, as well as a handful of other cases of infantile Cushing disease in the literature, suggests that features such as hypertension and slowed linear growth, which are rare in nutritional causes of obesity in infants, can help identify this rare, but life–threatening, illness among an increasing number of overweight infants.

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