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Previous studies have observed changes in fat and fat-free mass among preterm infants when compared to term-born infants. However, these studies have mainly focused on moderate or very preterm infants, with a scope limited to the first few years of life. We aimed to compare body composition in extremely preterm infants to term-born infants in early childhood. Additionally, we investigated whether early neonatal nutrition was associated with the distribution of fat- and fat-free mass in later life.
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