An-Najah National University

Anwar Akram Issa Dudin

Saturday, January 1, 1994
Intrauterine Growth in Weight, Length and Head Circumference as Estimated from Live Born Palestinian Newborns at 30-42 Weeks Gestational Age
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The article presents a study of anthropometric measurements of 2,062 Palestinian neonates born at Makassed Hospital, Jerusalem, between 30 and 42 weeks gestational age. Measurements utilized are weight, length and head circumference. Results of measurements were found comparable with results reported in studies from the United States and Canada.

Bull. Palest. Ch. Soc. 1994; 1,2: 151-161, 1994, 11 pp.
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