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Skin Capillary Density in Infants Born to Normotensive Mothers: A Comparison Between Singleton and Twin Infants

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: Twin infants tend to have LBW and microvascular alterations but do not appear to have an increase in cardiovascular mortality later in life as singleton infants. We hypothesized that twin infants born to normotensive mothers would not have capillary rarefaction at birth. METHODS: We studied 26 dizygotic twin infants and compared them with 115 consecutive singleton infants to normotensive mothers. We used orthogonal polarized …

Authors

Raghuraman RP; D'Souza R; Nathan P; Wang D; Manyonda IT; Antonios TFT

Journal

Microcirculation, Vol. 21, No. 1, pp. 67–73

Publisher

Wiley

Publication Date

January 2014

DOI

10.1111/micc.12076

ISSN

1073-9688