Source: Research Seminar 2010 - Managing the lung of the extremely low gestational age neonate (ELGAN) in the delivery room
Disease area: Paediatric lung diseases



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G. Schmoelzer (Parkville, Vic, Australia). Respiratory function monitoring in the delivery room: practical observations and outlook. Research Seminar 2010 - Managing the lung of the extremely low gestational age neonate (ELGAN) in the delivery room

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