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Study for the Process of Brachycephalization of Infant Skull.

Ki Dae Choi

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1980;23(8):603-629. Published online August 15, 1980

It has been known that Korean adults have brachycephalus in their skull shape as compared with neighboring orientals. However, there is no difference between Korean newborn infants and other oriental newborn infants in skull shape. Acquired factors seem to be more important than hereditary factors as a possible cause of brachycephalus in Korean adults. In order to study the process...

Studies on the Effect of Undaria Pinnatifida on Serum Chemical Ccmiponents in Kid Rabbits

Ki Dae Choi

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1975;18(5):349-366. Published online May 31, 1975

1.Against the belief that Korean is characterized anthropologiclly by its brachycephalic skulU it is curious that Korean newborns show dolichocephalic skull as the other races. Korean women customarily take Undaria pinnatifida soup for about three to four weeks after delivery with traditional racial belief that acceleration of milk secretion and clearing of uterus are achieved by the sea weed. To...

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