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Fetal cardiac sympathetic activation is linked with maternal body mass index
Early Human Development, 09/09/09
Ojala T et al. – Early intrauterine environmental factors such as maternal pre–pregnancy body mass index are associated with fetal sympathetic activation with a potential for cardiovascular programming.
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