Pre and Post Surfactant: Outcome of Inborn and Outborn Infants, 23-26 Weeks' Gestation. † 1182

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Susan E Jacobs
Hilary E Whyte
Edmond N Kelly
Susan Inwood
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[1] Neonatology,
[2] Hospital for Sick Children and Mt. Sinai Hospital,undefined
[3] Dept of Pediatrics,undefined
[4] Univ. of Toronto,undefined
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Pediatric Research | 1997年 / 41卷 / Suppl 4期
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10.1203/00006450-199704001-01201
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