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1 Median percentage weight change (left panels) and median weight (right panels) by birth weight groups as a function of time after (A) vaginal delivery and (B) cesarean delivery. Median percentage weight change (left panels) and median weight (right panels) by birth weight groups as a function of time after (A) vaginal delivery and (B) cesarean delivery. The decrease in median weight in grams (%) from birth at nadir for each group is listed followed by daily rate of gain. Ian M. Paul et al. Pediatrics 2016;138:e ©2016 by American Academy of Pediatrics

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