Lewis et al., 1970 - Google Patents
An exploratory study of resting cardiac rate and variability from the last trimester of prenatal life through the first year of postnatal lifeLewis et al., 1970
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- 7931926130651131058
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- Lewis M
- Wilson C
- Ban P
- Baumel M
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- Child Development
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Resting cardiac rate and variability were obtained on a group of subjects seen first in the last trimester of prenatal life and then over the first year of postnatal life. Maternal cardiac rate and variability were also obtained. The data indicate no relationship between maternal and …
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