| Chart type |
Description |
Comments |
| Sweden Karlberg 1976 |
The original Swedish growth chart designed by the late Professor Peter Karlberg in 1976.
Replaced by the charts BVC/School/Hospital 2000.
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Two page layout 0-8 yrs and 6-18 yrs. This format uses logarithmic scales which the Swedish medical community have whole-heartedly adopted. |
| Sweden BVC charts 2000 |
The updated and re-styled growth charts developed for the Swedish state to supersede the 1976 version. Mandated for use in all of Sweden's 3000 BVC childcare clinics since January 2000. |
Two page layout 0-2 yrs and 2-7 yrs. This format was developed to preserve the traditional look and feel of the 1976 model, yet adds several important new features. |
| Sweden Schools charts 2000 |
New format with emphasis on pubertal development and schooling years 5–18. Uses the same population reference data as the BVC charts. |
Two pages covering the ages 5-18 yrs.
First page shows height and weight. Second page shows a data table and a BMI graph.
Made available to Swedish schools in autumn 2001.
Programmers help file (v 2.02.5)
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| France |
French formats based upon the Sempé et al data.
Basic layout, which could be adopted by any country using an appropriate reference, set. Millimetric linear axis scaling.
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New Carnet de Santé charts published January 1st, 2006 with minor graph changes. |
| Germany |
German version
A German version is currently in trial use at the University Hospital in Heidelberg.
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For more information visit:
www.GrowthXP.com/DE
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| Norway |
Norwegian version
Juliusson et al published new Norwegian references in 2009 and PC PAL was quick to provide an electronic implementation at the time of the publication. This version is currently in use in Bergen and Oslo.
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For more information visit:
www.Vekststudien.no
www.Tillvaxtjournalen.se |
| WHO |
WHO data sets of 2006 and 2007.
The WHO growth charts are suitable for all countries without national growth reference data and charts.
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We plan the release of a WHO specific component in 2010 which could replace the US component as an international alternative. |
| USA |
US growth charts published by National Centre for Health Statistics and the Centre for Disease Control (CDC).
Three sets of graphs:
- Individual
- Clinical
- WIC
Six charts:
- Weight-for-age charts
- birth to 36 months
- Length-for-age charts, birth to 36 months
- Head circumference-for-age charts, birth to 36 months
- Weight-for-age charts, 2 to 20 years,
- Stature-for-age charts, 2 to 20 years,
- BMI-for-age charts, 2 to 20 years
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Increased screen display quality through proprietary image processing technology - Crystal optimisation. Improved display quality especially when graph is displayed in reduced size.
Programmers help file (v 1.03.7)
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| Disease specific growth charts |
Disease specific growth reference data can be applied to any of the existing or customer specified chart formats.
We currently have the following disease specific charts in use in one or more environments: Turner syndrome, Down syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome, Silver-Russel syndrome, Chronic Renal insufficiency and Chronic Renal Failure. |
Contact us to discuss your needs. |
| Obesity/Anorexia charts with WHO 2006 reference data |
Adaptation of existing growth charts to emphasise current concerns about childhood obesity and/or anorexia. |
Contact us to discuss your needs. |
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Web image examples JPG/GIF in various resolutions. |
The component can generate JPG, GIF and PNG output so that it can be used in a web application without the need to deploy an ActiveX control. |
Contact our technical support team to discuss the implementation environment you have chosen. |
