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E. KostShelton, Skeels Rf (1951)
Growth and development., 3
M. Sugar (1977)
Some milestones in premature infants at 6 to 24 monthsChild Psychiatry and Human Development, 8
Sweet AY (1973)
Care of the High Risk Neonate
F. Falkner (1957)
Deciduous Tooth EruptionArchives of Disease in Childhood, 32
Abstract • A prospective study of tooth eruption was performed in 167 infants ranging from 27 to 40 weeks' gestational age at birth. Eruption of the first tooth was timed according to both chronologic and post-conceptual age. Based on chronologic age, the premature infants got their first tooth later than infants born at term. Based on conceptual age, premature infants got their first tooth at the same time as full-term infants. (Am J Dis Child 1981;135:903-904) References 1. Lowrey GH: Growth and Development , ed 6. Chicago, Year Book Medical Publishers, 1973. 2. Falkner F: Deciduous tooth eruption . Arch Dis Child 1957;32:386-391.Crossref 3. Sugar M: Some milestones in premature infants at 6 to 24 months . Child Psychiatry Hum Dev 1977;8:67-80.Crossref 4. Sweet AY: Classification of the low-birth-weight infant , in Klaus MH Fanaroff AA (eds): Care of the High Risk Neonate . Philadelphia, WB Saunders Co, 1973, pp 36-57.
American Journal of Diseases of Children – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 1, 1981
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