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In preterm infants, longitudinal growth patterns have stronger association with clinical outcomes than cross-sectional metrics. For qualitative growth, a one-time body composition measurement at near term is common, and here… Click to show full abstract
In preterm infants, longitudinal growth patterns have stronger association with clinical outcomes than cross-sectional metrics. For qualitative growth, a one-time body composition measurement at near term is common, and here we explore the potential use of a novel estimated longitudinal body composition metric (adjusted fat-free mass deficit) using birth anthropometrics.
Keywords:
one time;
body composition;
time body;
preterm infants;
body
Journal Title: American journal of perinatology
Year Published: 2022
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Journal Title: American journal of perinatology
Year Published: 2022
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