2004New England Journal of MedicineOpen access

A Girl with a Birth Weight of 280 g, Now 14 Years Old

Jonathan Muraskas, Albert Hasson, Richard E. Besinger

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propagate false expectations for families, caregivers, and the medicolegal community alike.Gestational age and female sex are critical characteristics in newborns at the threshold of viability.

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propagate false expectations for families, caregivers, and the medicolegal community alike.Gestational age and female sex are critical characteristics in newborns at the threshold of viability.

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propagate false expectations for families, caregivers, and the medicolegal community alike.Gestational age and female sex are critical characteristics in newborns at the threshold of viability.

Key concepts: Girl, Medicine, Pediatrics, Birth weight, Pregnancy, Developmental psychology, Genetics, Biology

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