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2018, Journal of PediatricsCitation Excerpt :Thus, an accurate definition of growth restriction in the newborn is relevant both for clinical and scientific purposes. Variables other than birth weight and size measurements have been reported in previous studies to aid distinction between SGA and growth restriction in the newborn, including: signs of malnutrition of the newborn by skinfold measurements; pregnancy information, such as hypertension or pre-eclampsia; diagnosis of fetal growth restriction during pregnancy; and serum markers that indicate poor nutritional status during pregnancy.14-16 Many of these variables have not been implemented in practice for defining growth restriction, largely for reasons of applicability and costs.
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