Perinatal Renal Function is a physiological construct that denotes the functional capacity of the fetal and newborn kidneys to regulate fluid, electrolyte, and waste homeostasis during the late gestational and immediate postnatal periods.
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POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT OF RENAL FUNCTION IN PRE‐TERM AND FULL‐TERM INFANTS
Anita Aperia, O. Broberger, Göran Elinder et al. · Acta Paediatrica · 1981 · 250 citations
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Renal Function in Preterm Neonates
A Bueva, J‐P Guignard · Pediatric Research · 1994 · 239 citations
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