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Sonographic Determination of Gestational Age

The Ultrasound Review of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2005
Appropriate assessment of gestational age is paramount in obstetric care. Making appropriate management decisions requires accurate appraisal of gestational age. Accurate pregnancy dating may assist obstetricians in appropriately counseling women who are at risk of a preterm delivery about likely neonatal outcomes and is also essential in the ...
Robin B. Kalish, Frank A. Chervenak
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Age Determination of the Molars

Medicine, Science and the Law, 1991
It has generally been acknowledged that the estimation of age may have a particular medico-legal significance, and that dental methods can be exceptionally useful (Cameron and Sims, 1973; Song and Jia, 1986a). The authors have studied the method for age estimation by using the theory of quantification (Type 1) and multiple stepwise regression analysis
H W, Song, J T, Jia, J M, Cameron
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Age Determination of Brain Contusions

Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology, 2006
In 104 individuals who had sustained traumatic brain injury, the course of traumatically induced morphological changes was investigated immunohistochemically during the first 30 weeks after the trauma. Regarding the inflammatory cell reaction in human cortical contusions, CD15-labeled granulocytes were detectable within 10 minutes following brain ...
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The Determination of Fcetal Age

The British Journal of Radiology, 1948
The estimation of the age of a fœtus presents one of the most baffling problems in the whole of Medicine. Particularly is this so in the case of the earlier specimens which are of vital academic interest and are of equal importance medico-legally in cases of abortion following rape or illicit intercourse.
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Papio cynocephalus age determination

American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1973
AbstractThe age of non‐domesticated primates has always been a question to the scientific investigator. This question was magnified in the early 1960's when primate research hit a new peak. Age development standards became necessary to conduct many projects demanding developmental information. This project utilized known aged Papio cynocephalus baboons.
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Age Determination in Mansonioides Mosquitoes

Nature, 1959
OBSERVATIONS by Bertram and Samawickrema1 have shown that it is possible to determine the number of times that Mansonioides mosquitoes have laid eggs by examination of the ovaries for corpora lutea, a technique developed by Russian workers using Anopheles maculipennis 2.
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Intracellular determinants of cell aging

Mechanisms of Ageing and Development, 1984
Several important findings have been made since our observation that normal human and animal cells have a finite capacity to replicate and function. Among these are that: an inverse relationship exists between donor age and population doubling potential; more than 100 functional increments and decrements occur in cultured normal human cells before they
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Age Determination in Antarctic Fish

1991
The determination of age is an essential component in understanding the life history of fish, and is important in the assessment of the population dynamics of species to provide the data necessary to enable effective conservation and fisheries management.
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Age Determinations on Teeth

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1950
Gösta Gustafson, D. Odont Malmö
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Age determination

1993
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