Effects of Prenatal Lead Exposure on Infant Size at Birth
作者： R. L. Bornschein , J. Grote , T. Mitchell , P. A. Succop , K. N. Dietrich
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-0847-5_18
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摘要: It is well established that high levels of maternal lead exposure during pregnancy can result in a spectrum adverse outcomes for the foetus, including spontaneous abortion, stillbirth, preterm delivery, and small-for-gestational-age deliveries. Less known about lead-related intrauterine growth retardation at encountered by general population. In an interim analysis data from 202 inner-city infants, prenatal was inversely related to birth weight length. Maternal blood (PbB) concentrations ranged 1 26 µg dl−1 \(\left( {\bar x = 7.6} \right)\). The effect varied negative 58 g per natural log unit increment PbB 18-year-old mothers 601 30-year-old mothers.
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