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Children Born with Intrauterine Growth Restriction: Neuropsychological Outcomeinhibitory control difficulties, and/or internalized issues such as maladjustment and depression. Specific deficits seem to recover with somatic growth catch-up, particularly as a function of weight and head circumference catch-up within the first years of life. Interdisciplinary intervention guidel

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