Treatment of acute respiratory distress syndrome in secondary surfactant deficiency in neonates
Abstract
In this report we present data of three premature infants who received 1 to 2 doses ofsurfactant for an acute respiratory deterioration and after initial surfactants treatment for RDS.
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Accepted 2016-09-02
Published 2016-09-24