OXYGENATION, HEART RATE AND TEMPERATURE IN VERY LOW BIRTHWEIGHT INFANTSDURING SKIN-TO-SKIN CONTACT WITH THEIR MOTHERS
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ACOLET, D., ET AL., OXYGENATION, HEART RATE AND TEMPERATURE IN VERY LOW BIRTHWEIGHT INFANTSDURING SKIN-TO-SKIN CONTACT WITH THEIR MOTHERS. ACTA PAEDIATRICA SCANDINAVICA, Vol. 78, no. 2 (1989), p. 189-193.
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Bajo peso nacimiento, Cardiopatías, Relación madre-hijo, Respiración, Ritmo
Bajo peso nacimiento, Cardiopatías, Relación madre-hijo, Respiración, Ritmo
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