Growth of Czech Breastfed Children in the First Year of Their Life: A Comparison with New Who Growth Standards and Actual Czech Reference Data

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M Paulová
J Vignerová
J Riedlová
D Schneidrová
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[1] Dept. of Health Promotion and Child and Adolescent Health,
[2] National Institute of Public Health,undefined
[3] Charles University,undefined
[4] Dept. of Anatomy,undefined
[5] Charles University,undefined
[6] Dept. of Child and Youth Health,undefined
[7] 3rd Faculty of Medicine,undefined
[8] Charles University,undefined
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Pediatric Research | 2011年 / 70卷
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Background and aims: The growth pattern of a breastfed child is specific and exclusive breastfeeding might be prematurely finished if inadequate growth charts are used.
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