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[Serum prealbumin standards in the neonatal period]
Minerva Pediatrica
|January 1, 1989
Abstract:
Serum prealbumin standards for the first and sixth days of life have been determined by immunoprecipitation ascertained with kinetic nephelometry in two samples of healthy newborns, born at term and of normal weight.
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