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The 11 pages that link to Growth hormone therapy, each with the reason it gives.

• Turner syndromeRelated: It can improve adult height when started during childhood.

• Hormone replacement therapyBroader topic: It shows replacement therapy beyond sex hormones.

• Growth hormone deficiencyRelated: Replacement can improve growth in children and address consequences in eligible adults.

• Short statureRelated: It can increase growth in specific diagnoses, but is not appropriate for every short child.

• AchondroplasiaCompared with: It is not a correction for achondroplasia's FGFR3-driven growth-plate restriction.

• HypopituitarismRelated: It can replace growth hormone after deficiency is confirmed and other pituitary deficits are managed.

• Prader–Willi syndromeRelated: It can improve height, lean body mass, and physical function in affected children.

• Noonan syndromeRelated: It may improve height in some affected children after individualized assessment.

• Bloom syndromeCompared with: Short stature is characteristic, but treatment decisions require caution because cancer risk is elevated.

• Silver–Russell syndromeRelated: It can improve growth and body composition in affected children.

• Laron syndromeCompared with: It usually fails in Laron syndrome because the underlying defect prevents an adequate response.