Revisión en profundidad | 05 ABR 21

Hiperbilirrubinemia indirecta neonatal

Metabolismo de la bilirrubina, métodos de pesquisa y tratamiento, e identificación de lactantes pre término con mayor susceptibilidad a injuria cerebral
Autor/a: Nicole B. Anderson, Kara L. Calkins  NeoReviews 2020;21;e749
INDICE:  1. Texto principal | 2. Referencias bibliográficas
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