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The effect of maternal age, birth order of the present child, maternal education, family income and antenatal care on intrauterine growth were examined in 2353 (normal) singleton babies born without complications at University Teaching Hospital, Lusaka, Zambia. Positive correlations were found between all but one of the factors examined and the infant's size at birth. Maternal education, however, did not appear to influence the intrauterine growth rate. In any given situation more than 1 factor might have influenced the outcome. In the study, 75.5

作者:G J, Bhat;K, Mukelabai;G N, Shastri;C, Tamina

来源:East African medical journal 1988 年 65卷 7期

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作者:
G J, Bhat;K, Mukelabai;G N, Shastri;C, Tamina
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East African medical journal 1988 年 65卷 7期
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The effect of maternal age, birth order of the present child, maternal education, family income and antenatal care on intrauterine growth were examined in 2353 (normal) singleton babies born without complications at University Teaching Hospital, Lusaka, Zambia. Positive correlations were found between all but one of the factors examined and the infant's size at birth. Maternal education, however, did not appear to influence the intrauterine growth rate. In any given situation more than 1 factor might have influenced the outcome. In the study, 75.5