» The new 3rd generation Fenton curves for assessing and monitoring the growth of premature babies have been incorporated, integrated with World Health Organization (WHO) standards. These include: 1. Day-to-day monitoring curves, which allow for the accurate calculation of percentiles and Z-scores throughout postnatal growth. 2. “At Birth” curves, based on full weeks of gestation, ideal for assessment at the time of birth. » CDC growth curves have been added, expanding coverage for child growth assessment. It performs graphs and calculations of percentiles and Z-scores according to WHO/CDC parameters, with sensitivity based on days of life, ensuring a more accurate and clinically relevant growth assessment in the following indicators: 1. Weight/Height 2. Weight/Age 3. Height/Age 4. BMI/Age (extended) 5. Head Circumference/Age » You can now generate PDFs and share reports containing anthropometric data, results, percentiles, Z-scores, and growth charts (CDC, WHO).

» You can now generate PDFs and share reports containing anthropometric data, results, percentiles, Z-scores, and growth charts (CDC, WHO). » The new 3rd generation Fenton curves for assessing and monitoring the growth of premature babies have been incorporated, integrated with World Health Organization (WHO) standards. These include: 1. Day-to-day monitoring curves, which allow for the accurate calculation of percentiles and Z-scores throughout postnatal growth. 2. “At Birth” curves, based on full weeks of gestation, ideal for assessment at the time of birth. » CDC growth curves have been added, expanding coverage for child growth assessment. It performs graphs and calculations of percentiles and Z-scores according to WHO/CDC parameters, with sensitivity based on days of life, ensuring a more accurate and clinically relevant growth assessment in the following indicators: 1. Weight/Height 2. Weight/Age 3. Height/Age 4. BMI/Age (extended) 5. Head Circumference/Age

» The new 3rd generation Fenton curves for assessing and monitoring the growth of premature babies have been incorporated, integrated with World Health Organization (WHO) standards. These include: 1. Day-to-day monitoring curves, which allow for the accurate calculation of percentiles and Z-scores throughout postnatal growth. 2. “At Birth” curves, based on full weeks of gestation, ideal for assessment at the time of birth. » CDC growth curves have been added, expanding coverage for child growth assessment. It performs graphs and calculations of percentiles and Z-scores according to WHO/CDC parameters, with sensitivity based on days of life, ensuring a more accurate and clinically relevant growth assessment in the following indicators: 1. Weight/Height 2. Weight/Age 3. Height/Age 4. BMI/Age (extended) 5. Head Circumference/Age

*Third-generation Fenton curves (2025) for assessing and monitoring the growth of premature babies, integrated with WHO standards. They include: 1. Day-by-day follow-up curves, which allow for the accurate calculation of percentiles and Z-scores throughout postnatal growth. 2. “At Birth” curves, based on full weeks of gestation.

***Language: ENGLISH*** 1. Growth Velocity Analysis: Evaluates the rate of increase in length, weight, or head circumference, displaying Z-scores, percentiles, and charts that highlight progress between assessments. 2. Push notifications now use the production environment for improved reliability and delivery. 3. The file system has been optimized to ensure compatibility with new devices and the latest version of iOS.

***Language: ENGLISH*** 1. Growth Velocity Analysis: Evaluates the rate of increase in length, weight, or head circumference, displaying Z-scores, percentiles, and charts that highlight progress between assessments. 2. Optimized File System: Ensures compatibility with new devices, offering users a faster, smoother, and more reliable experience.

1. Create and manage patient databases, including percentiles, Z-scores, and anthropometric measurements for a more comprehensive monitoring. 2. Easily import and export the database for more flexible and practical management.

*** UPDATE *** » Height, Weight and BMI curves for boys and girls with Cerebral palsy, stratified by Gross Motor Function Classification System (I-V), with level V divided into those requiring a feeding tube (TF) and those who do not (NT). Published by: Jordan Brooks, in Pediatrics 128.2: e299-e307.

*** UPDATE *** » Height, Weight and BMI curves are presented for boys and girls with CEREBRAL PARALYSIS, stratified by GMFCS, with level V divided into those who require a feeding tube (TF) and those who do not (NT). Published by: Jordan Brooks, in Pediatrics 128.2: e299-e307.

** Calculations Based on Days of Life: Z-Score and Percentiles ** Growth Charts for Preterm According to FENTON 2013 INTERGROWTH-21st and OLSEN 2010 (Day by Day) ** WHO Growth Charts (Day by Day) ** Growth charts for patients with DOWN Syndrome

** Calculations Based on Days of Life: Z-Score and Percentiles ** Growth Charts for Preterm According to FENTON 2013 INTERGROWTH-21st and OLSEN 2010 (Day by Day) ** WHO Growth Charts (Day by Day) ** Growth charts for patients with DOWN Syndrome

** Calculations Based on Days of Life: Z-Score and Percentiles ** Growth Charts for Preterm According to FENTON 2013 INTERGROWTH-21st and OLSEN 2010 (Day by Day) ** WHO Growth Charts (Day by Day) ** Growth charts for patients with DOWN Syndrome