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Das Wachstum des Fetus vollzieht sich hauptsächlich gegen Ende der Schwangerschaft. Zwischen der 28. und 40. SSW verdreifacht sich die Körpermasse von 1 auf 3 kg. Während der letzten Schwangerschaftswochen nehmen Glykogen- und Fettvorrat stark zu, weshalb Frühgeborene eine Hungerperiode schlechter überstehen als reife Kinder (⊡ Abb. 3.1, 3.2 und ⊡ Tab. 3.1).

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