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Acute effect of maternal smoking on the human fetal blood flow

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Published1983
Citations34
References19

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The biological effects of carbon monoxide on the pregnant woman, fetus, and newborn infant

1977 • 484 citations

Smoking in Pregnancy and Subsequent Child Development

1973 • 451 citations

Groups at risk in low birth weight infants and perinatal mortality.

1969 • 391 citations

Measurement of human fetal blood flow.

1980 • 243 citations

THE ACUTE EFFECT OF SMOKING ON INTERVILLOUS BLOOD FLOW OF THE PLACENTA

1978 • 186 citations

EFFECTS OF MATERNAL CIGARETTE SMOKING ON THE FETUS AND PLACENTA

1978 • 179 citations

Fetal umbilical venous flow measured in utero by pulsed Doppler and B-mode ultrasound

1981 • 164 citations

Ultrasonic measurement of human fetal blood flow

1982 • 162 citations

CARBON MONOXIDE IN THE PREGNANT MOTHER AND FETUS AND ITS EXCHANGE ACROSS THE PLACENTA *

1970 • 139 citations

Low birth weight and neonatal mortality rate related to maternal smoking and socioeconomic status

1971 • 129 citations

Recent advances in ultrasound diagnosis

1979 • 111 citations

Carbon monoxide uptake and elimination in fetal and maternal sheep

1977 • 91 citations

Placental transfer and distribution of nicotine in the pregnant rhesus monkey

1974 • 83 citations

A Study of Smoking and Pregnancy with Special Reference to Fetal Growth

1978 • 82 citations

Catecholamine-mediated reduction in uterine blood flow after nicotine infusion in the pregnant ewe.

1979 • 78 citations

Diminished fetal reactivity with smoking

1980 • 38 citations

The effect of nicotine on fetal breathing movements in conscious pregnant ewes.

1978 • 32 citations

Parental smoking

1975 • 27 citations

Intrauterine growth followed ultrasonically in normal and some complicated pregnancies.

1979 • 17 citations

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