Search for dissertations about: "light for gestational age"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 11 swedish dissertations containing the words light for gestational age.
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1. Born Small for Gestational Age : Impact of Linear Catch-up Growth
Abstract : The purposes of the thesis were to study associations between size at birth, short adult stature and risks of subnormal intellectual performance, high blood pressure, and overweight among males, and to study associations between size at birth, short adult stature and risk of overweight and giving birth to small for gestational age (SGA) infants among females.The effect of short adult stature on intellectual performance among males was analyzed in two population-based cohort studies. READ MORE
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2. Hyperglycemia, nutrition and health outcomes in preterm infants
Abstract : BackgroundSurvival among very low birth weight (VLBW) and extremely preterm (EPT) infants has increased markedly during the last decades. Neonatal hyperglycemia is common in these infants and is known to be associated with adverse outcomes. READ MORE
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3. Preterm Infants - Odontological Aspects
Abstract : ABSTRACT Preterm birth is associated with medical complications and treatments postnatally and disturbances in growth and development. Primary and permanent teeth develop during this postnatal period. READ MORE
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4. Fetal growth in India : studies on antenatal prediction of low birthweight and some factors that determine birthweight
Abstract : Objectives: To develop standards for assessment of fetal growth in India and to study some factors that determine birthweight. Methods: Data from 250 normal pregnancies were used to construct graphs of fundal height, abdominal girth and the ratio of fundal height to abdominal length. READ MORE
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5. Fetal programming and subsequent risks in adulthood : are the associations confounded by genetic and/or environmental factors?
Abstract : The fetal origins hypothesis proposes that fetal growth is inversely associated with subsequent adult disease risk. The objective of this thesis was to investigate whether familial (shared environmental and genetic) factors confound the association between birth weight and risks of hypertension, low intellectual performance, and type-2 diabetes. READ MORE