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National Institute of Child Health and Development Conference summary: Amniotic fluid biology - basic and clinical aspects

2001-01-01

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This report summarizes the National Institute of Child Health and Development sponsored conference on amniotic fluid (AF) biology, held 28-29 September 1999, in Detroit, Michigan. National and international investigators with expertise in AF biology addressed the regulation of AF volume and composition as well as the clinical aspects of interpreting fetal health and well-being from AF indices. A major purpose of t...

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DOI: 10.1080/jmf.10.1.2.19

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