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The lung's "first golden hours" in life: alveolar and vascular transition at birth
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Managing the newborn during life's first golden hours: current practice and future concepts
M. Vento (Valencia, Spain)
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Annual Congress 2013 –The lung's "first golden hours" in life: alveolar and vascular transition at birth
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The lung's "first golden hours" in life: alveolar and vascular transition at birth
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