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The quantitative lung index (QLI): a gestational age–independent sonographic predictor of fetal lung growth

Quintero et al., 2011

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12995552255888909781
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Quintero R
Quintero L
Chmait R
Castro L
Korst L
Fridman M
Kontopoulos E
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American journal of obstetrics and gynecology

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OBJECTIVE: We sought to develop a gestational age–independent sonographic parameter to characterize lung growth. STUDY DESIGN: Reported descriptors of lung growth, including lung-to-head circumference (HC) ratio (LHR) and observed/expected LHR, were examined …
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