Direttore Scientifico
F. Miraglia

Direttore Responsabile
M. Farinet

Comitato di Redazione
G. Battagliarin
C. Calandra
G. Gambarini
M. Grigio
M. Guana
A. Imbasciati
S. Vegetti Finzi

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E. Boncinelli
M. A. Bianco
G. Cosmacini
U. Nicolini
G. Pietropolli Charmet

	L'atlante ecografico
	Calcola la data del parto
	Calcola la lunghezza del feto
	Calcola il tuo aumento di peso
	Curve di crescita prenatale
	L'agenda mamma e bambino
	Curve di crescita neonatale

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*Dipartimento di Scienze Sanitarie Applicate - Sezione di Scienza dell’Alimentazione -
Università degli Studi di Pavia.
**MD Specialista in Scienza dell’Alimentazione Responsabile Ambulatorio Dietologia
Az.Ospedaliera IC, Milano.
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