Population-based intrauterine growth curves from computerized birth certificates.
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Summary
A technique for constructing percentile curves for birth weight at different gestational ages, using North Carolina's computerized birth certificate file, eliminates from the analysis most erroneous data on gestational age.
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- 1983-11-01
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Keywords
Medicine, Birth certificate, Percentile, Gestational age, Overdiagnosis
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