Anthropometric characteristics of full-term infants: effects of varying degrees of “normal” glucose metabolism

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1. Titelei
2. Uterine artery Doppler velocimetry in pregnant women with lateral placentas
3. Perception of risk, choice of maternity site, and socio economic level of twin mothers
4. Measurement of surface tension in biological fluids by a pulsating capillary technique
5. High sensitivity test for the early diagnosis of gestational hypertension and preeclampsia. II. Circadian blood pressure variability in healthy and hypertensive pregnant women
6. Estimation of gestational age by the length of the dorsal spine
7. Hypokalaemia in pregnant women treated with the β₂-mimetic drug fenoterol — a concentration and time dependent effect
8. Ultrasonographic findings in the periventricular region in premature newborns with antenatal periventricular leukomalacia
9. Male and female cord blood lipoprotein profile differences throughout the term-period
10. Neonatal outcome in women treated for the antiphospholipid syndrome during pregnancy
11. Anthropometric characteristics of full-term infants: effects of varying degrees of “normal” glucose metabolism
12. Comparison of two methods for the discrimination of avoidable perinatal deaths
13. Short communications
14. Congress Calendar
15. Guidelines for the preparation of manuscripts