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    Comparing the Hadlock fetal growth standard to the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development racial/ethnic standard for the prediction of neonatal morbidity and small for gestational age

    Comparing the Hadlock fetal growth standard to the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development racial/ethnic standard for the prediction of neon... by Blue, Nathan R., Beddow, Meghan E., Savabi, Mariam, Katukuri, Vivek R., Chao, Conrad R.

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    The Hadlock Method Is Superior to Newer Methods for the Prediction of the Birth Weight Percentile

    The Hadlock Method Is Superior to Newer Methods for the Prediction of the Birth Weight Percentile by Blue, Nathan R., Savabi, Mariam, Beddow, Meghan E, Katukuri, Vivek R., Fritts, Cody M., Izquierdo, Luis A., Chao, Conrad R.

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    517: Does timing of ultrasound improve the predictive value of a small for gestational age infant?

    517: Does timing of ultrasound improve the predictive value of a small for gestational age infant? by Perez Yordan, Jose M., Blue, Nathan R., Beddow, Meghan E., Savabi, Mariam, Fritts, Cody, Izquierdo, Luis A., Chao, Conrad R.

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    512: Are appropriately sized fetuses who “fall off the curve” at increased risk for small-for-gestational age at birth?

    512: Are appropriately sized fetuses who “fall off the curve” at increased risk for small-for-gestational age at birth? by Blue, Nathan R., Savabi, Mariam, Beddow, Meghan E., Katukuri, Vivek R., Fritts, Cody M., Izquierdo, Luis A., Chao, Conrad R.

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    513: Should we care about fetal growth percentiles at 18-22 weeks?

    513: Should we care about fetal growth percentiles at 18-22 weeks? by Blue, Nathan R., Beddow, Meghan E., Savabi, Mariam, Katukuri, Vivek R., Fritts, Cody M., Izquierdo, Luis A., Chao, Conrad R.

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    445: RCOG versus ACOG: Whose method is better for diagnosing fetal growth restriction?

    445: RCOG versus ACOG: Whose method is better for diagnosing fetal growth restriction? by Blue, Nathan R., Beddow, Meghan E., Savabi, Mariam, Katukuri, Vivek R., Fritts, Cody M., Izquierdo, Luis A., Chao, Conrad R.

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    446: Fetal growth surveillance in at-risk pregnancies: How soon is too soon?

    446: Fetal growth surveillance in at-risk pregnancies: How soon is too soon? by Blue, Nathan R., Savabi, Mariam, Beddow, Meghan E., Katukuri, Vivek K., Fritts, Cody, Izquierdo, Luis A., Chao, Conrad R.

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    447: Tried-and-true versus up-and-coming: Which intrauterine growth curve best predicts small-for-gestational age at birth?

    447: Tried-and-true versus up-and-coming: Which intrauterine growth curve best predicts small-for-gestational age at birth? by Savabi, Mariam, Blue, Nathan R., Beddow, Meghan E., Katukuri, Vivek R., Fritts, Cody M., Izquierdo, Luis A., Chao, Conrad R.

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