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[The psychosomatic development of children who recovered from secondary malabsorption syndrome].

The study encompassed 100 children who recovered from secondary malabsorption syndrome. The following were evaluated: physical development (body weight, height, skin-fold thickness on the arm, shoulder-blade and abdomen) and IQ in the Wechsler scale. Children who had suffered from secondary malabsorption syndrome in infancy showed lower parameters of physical development compared with healthy children. These differences pertained mainly to body weight and height and to the intelligence quotient.