1. Children:
1) Growth failure due to pituitary growth hormone secretion disorder
2) Growth failure due to Turner syndrome
3) Growth failure due to chronic renal failure
4) Improvement of growth and body composition in children with Prader-Willi syndrome
5) Failure to thrive in short children with small for gestational age (SGA)
6) Failure to thrive in pediatric patients with idiopathic short stature (ISS)

2. Adults: As an growth hormone replacement therapy for adults with growth hormone deficiency identified by the two dynamic test, the patient must meet the following criteria:
1) Childhood onset deficiency (Childhood Onset): Patients diagnosed with growth hormone deficiency in childhood must be re-evaluated and confirmed to be growth hormone deficiency before starting growth hormone replacement therapy.
2) Adult onset deficiency (Adult Onset): Before starting growth hormone replacement therapy, secondary growth hormone deficiency due to hypothalamic or pituitary disorder and at least one other hormone deficiency (excluding prolactin) should be diagnosed and appropriate replacement therapy should be in progress.

Somatropin(recombinant human growth hormone) 36IU

Appearance & Packaging Unit
A dose-adjustable pen-type injection with a colorless and transparent cartridge containing a colorless and transparent solution (Minimum adjustable volume is 0.5IU)
36IU : 36IU/3.0mL pen x 1 pc./box

Storage
In a hermetic container, keep refrigerated (2~8℃).