Longitudinal study of umbilical and portal venous blood flow to the fetal liver: low pregnancy weight gain is associated with preferential supply to the fetal left liver lobe.

Longitudinal study of umbilical and portal venous blood flow to the fetal liver: low pregnancy weight gain is associated with preferential supply to the fetal left liver lobe.

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Longitudinal study of umbilical and portal venous blood flow to the fetal liver: low pregnancy weight gain is associated with preferential supply to the fetal left liver lobe.

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Longitudinal study of umbilica ...... to the fetal left liver lobe.
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Longitudinal study of umbilica ...... to the fetal left liver lobe.
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10.1203/PDR.0B013E318163A1DE
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