A United States National Reference for Fetal Growth
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Summary
The findings indicate that the prevalence of fetal growth restriction (FGR) will vary markedly, depending on the fetal growth curve used, and many previously published fetal growth curves no longer provide an up-to-date reference for describing the distribution of birth weight by gestational age.
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- 1996-02-01
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Keywords
Medicine, Fetal growth, Growth curve (statistics), Fetus, Gestational age
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