About 40 years ago, doctors recognized for the first time that the restriction of fetal growth was a phenomenon that not only affected animals, but also human beings.
Emilio Ortega Callava, M.D.,Hospital Docente Ginecobstetrico Provincial CamagueyJohn Essien, M.D.
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Articles by Emilio Ortega Callava, M.D.,Hospital Docente Ginecobstetrico Provincial CamagueyJohn Essien, M.D.
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