NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Softening of the skull bones in normal-appearing newborns is tied to a vitamin D deficiency in the womb, according to Japanese researchers. They suggest that breast-fed ...
A 40-year-old woman who was G2P2 delivered a full-term male infant after an uncomplicated prenatal course. On physical examination of the newborn, we could not palpate the cranial bones at the top of ...
Softening of the skull bones in normal-appearing newborns is tied to a vitamin D deficiency in the womb. Soft skull bones, also known as craniotabes, in normal newborns is usually regarded as no cause ...
Une femme de 40 ans qui était G2P2 a accouché d’un garçon à terme après une grossesse sans complications. À l’examen physique du nouveau-né, nous n’avons pas pu palper les os crâniens sur le dessus de ...
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