Head circumference as an index of brain weight in the fetus and newborn

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Quantitative growth and development of human brain John Dobbing, Jean Sands Archives of Disease in Childhood Growth Spurt PeriodBrain DevelopmentDevelopmental Cognitive NeuroscienceCerebral OrganoidBrain Organization	1973	1.4K
Head circumference and cellular growth of the brain in normal and marasmic children Myron Winick, Pedro Rosso The Journal of Pediatrics Head CircumferenceCellular GrowthNeuropsychologyBrain StructureBrain Development	1969	253
Perinatal Problems. The Second Report of the 1958 British Perinatal Mortality Survey L., Neville Butler, E Alberman Population Second ReportMaternal ComplicationPediatricsGynecologyMaternal Health	1970	187
Occipitofrontal head circumference—an accurate measure of intracranial volume Patrick F. Bray, W. Donald Shields, George J. Wolcott, The Journal of Pediatrics Intracranial PressureNeuroimagingSkull Base SurgeryAnatomyMedicine	1969	156
Perinatal Problems. The second Report of the 1958 British Perinatal Mortality Survey Population Second ReportMaternal ComplicationPediatricsGynecologyMaternal Health	1970	139
Skull Volume in Infants Francis B. Buda American journal of diseases of children	1975	49

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