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Relatively lower body mass index is associated with an excess of severe truncal asymmetry in healthy adolescents: Do white adipose tissue, leptin, hypothalamus and sympathetic nervous system influence truncal growth asymmetry?

Theodoros B Grivas email, R Geoffrey Burwell email, Constantinos Mihas email, Elias S Vasiliadis email, Georgios Triantafyllopoulos email and Angelos Kaspiris email

Scoliosis 2009, 4:13doi:10.1186/1748-7161-4-13

Pre-publication versions of this article and reviewers' reports

Original submission - Version 1Manuscript13 Dec 2008
Resubmission - Version 2Manuscript13 Dec 2008
Resubmission - Version 3ManuscriptAuthors' comments13 Dec 2008
Resubmission - Version 4ManuscriptAuthors' comments19 Dec 2008
Resubmission - Version 5ManuscriptAuthors' comments10 Jan 2009
Resubmission - Version 6Manuscript10 Jan 2009
Reviewer's ReportFabio Zaina31 Jan 2009
Reviewer's ReportPeter Dangerfield15 Feb 2009
Resubmission - Version 7ManuscriptAuthors' comments20 Apr 2009
Resubmission - Version 8Manuscript22 Apr 2009
Resubmission - Version 9Manuscript22 Apr 2009
Reviewer's ReportFabio Zaina28 Apr 2009
Resubmission - Version 10ManuscriptAuthors' comments30 Apr 2009
Reviewer's ReportPeter Dangerfield30 Apr 2009
Resubmission - Version 11ManuscriptAuthors' comments20 Jun 2009
Resubmission - Version 12ManuscriptAuthors' comments20 Jun 2009
Reviewer's ReportPeter Dangerfield25 Jun 2009
Reviewer's ReportFabio Zaina25 Jun 2009
Resubmission - Version 13Manuscript29 Jun 2009
Resubmission - Version 14ManuscriptAuthors' comments29 Jun 2009
Resubmission - Version 15Manuscript30 Jun 2009
Resubmission - Version 16Manuscript30 Jun 2009
Accepted30 Jun 2009
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