[BOOK][B] Fetal growth retardation: Diagnosis and treatment
A Kurjak, JM Beazley - 1989 - api.taylorfrancis.com
A Kurjak, JM Beazley
1989•api.taylorfrancis.comIntrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) is one of the major factors in perinatal death and
morbidity. It causes much of the work generated for the obstetricians and neonatal pedia
tricians in the Western World and probably is the major factor to be tackled next in the more
affluent societies which wish to see further reduction in perinatal mortality.
morbidity. It causes much of the work generated for the obstetricians and neonatal pedia
tricians in the Western World and probably is the major factor to be tackled next in the more
affluent societies which wish to see further reduction in perinatal mortality.
Intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) is one of the major factors in perinatal death and morbidity. It causes much of the work generated for the obstetricians and neonatal pedia tricians in the Western World and probably is the major factor to be tackled next in the more affluent societies which wish to see further reduction in perinatal mortality.
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