Does maternal nonpregnant vascular function correlate with subsequent fetal growth?
In nonpregnant normotensive, formerly preeclamptic women, an elevated uterine artery PI predisposes to subsequent restriction in fetal growth.
Rate of growth in elite adolescent ballet dancers is likely associated with an increase in risk of lower extremity overuse injury and better right lower extremity alignment is likely associated with a reduction in risk of right lower extremity overuse injury.