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We present two young children eventually diagnosed with large craniopharyngiomas, who had a normal growth velocity for several years following an initial short period of growth attenuation. These cases suggest the need for a low threshold to undertake hormonal evaluation of patients who present with a past history of growth attenuation.

Intermittent Growth Attenuation: Is this a Sign of Craniopharyngioma?