Reliability of infant length measurement.

Iolo J.M. Doull · E S McCaughey · Brian J. Bailey · P R Betts

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Reliability and Agreement in Measurement Body Composition Measurement Techniques Human Health and Disease

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The reliability of length measurement was determined in 38 infants less than 1 year of age. The SD of a single length measurement was 0.28 cm at birth and 0.42 cm both at 6 weeks and at 8 months of age, comparable with the SD of a single height measurement in previously reported older children. There is no technical reason to prevent reliable measurement of young infants.

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1990The reliability of height measurement (the Wessex Growth Study).

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