Clinician performed ultrasound in fetal growth restriction: fetal, neonatal and pediatric aspects.

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A Sehgal

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F Crispi

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Intrauterine growth restriction is associated with persistent aortic wall thickening and glomerular proteinuria during infancy.

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10.1038/JP.2017.119

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Michael R. Skilton

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