Admission to neonatal intensive care with respiratory morbidity following 'term' elective caesarean section

Fiona Alderdice; Emma McCall; C. Bailie; S. Craig; J. Dornan; R. McMillan; John Jenkins

Admission to neonatal intensive care with respiratory morbidity following 'term' elective caesarean section

Fiona Alderdice, Emma McCall, C. Bailie, S. Craig, J. Dornan, R. McMillan, John Jenkins

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	170-172
Number of pages	3
Journal	Irish Medical Journal
Volume	98(6)
Issue number	6
Publication status	Published - Jun 2005

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General Medicine

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Admission to neonatal intensive care with respiratory morbidity following 'term' elective caesarean section

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Developing a health visitor led, home-based, early intervention informed by parents of preterm infants and health visitors.

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Admission to neonatal intensive care with respiratory morbidity following 'term' elective caesarean section

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Developing a health visitor led, home-based, early intervention informed by parents of preterm infants and health visitors.

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