When children are growing, the curve can grow with her body, so it’s not possible to know if a height increase is accompanied by an increase in the curve or not.
But after growth is finish, the curve and the height are in an indirect proportionality, so an increment in height should to imply a decrease of the curve and vise versa. So measuring the height and making the plumb test should to be enough.. or not?
But after growth is finish, the curve and the height are in an indirect proportionality, so an increment in height should to imply a decrease of the curve and vise versa. So measuring the height and making the plumb test should to be enough.. or not?
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