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See Latest ArticlesFetal bone strength and umbilical cord length
Journal of Perinatology, 05/29/09
Wright D et al. - Tibial SOS was related to the infant's umbilical cord length but not to infant's birth weight, gender, umbilical cord diameter, maternal age, or placenta weight. Infants with a short umbilical cord length have lower bone strength.
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