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Early Human Development|July 1, 1986
Growth and proportionality in early childhood. II. Some population differencesM K Ounsted, V A Moar, W A ScottEarly Human Development|January 1, 1982
Growth in the first year of life: how early can one predict size at twelve months among small-for-dates and large-for-dates babies?V A Moar, M K OunstedEarly Human Development|June 1, 1984
Children of deviant birthweight at the age of seven years: health, handicap, size and developmental statusM K Ounsted, V A Moar, A ScottEarly Human Development|October 1, 1983
Small-for-dates babies at the age of four years: health, handicap and developmental statusM K Ounsted, V A Moar, A ScottEarly Human Development|December 1, 1983
Large-for-dates babies at the age of four years: health, handicap and developmental statusM K Ounsted, V A Moar, A ScottArchives of Disease in Childhood|July 1, 1985
Factors associated with the blood pressures of children born to women who were hypertensive during pregnancyM K Ounsted, J M Cockburn, V A Moar, et al.Early Human Development|October 1, 1977
Hypertension during pregnancy, with and without specific hypotensive treatment. I. Perinatal factors and neonatal morbidityL M Mutch, V A Moar, M K Ounsted, et al.British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology|January 1, 1980
Hypertension during pregnancy with and without specific treatment; the development of the children at the age of four yearsM K Ounsted, V A Moar, F J Good, et al.Early Human Development|October 1, 1977
Hypertension during pregnancy, with and without specific hypotensive treatment. II. The growth and development of the infant in the first year of lifeL M Mutch, V A Moar, M K Ounsted, et al.British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology|December 1, 1978
Neonatal head circumference and the treatment of maternal hypertensionV A Moar, M A Jefferies, L M Mutch, et al.Pageof 15