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Iowa Neonatology Handbook by Edward F. Bell, Jeffrey L. Segar

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Iowa Neonatology Handbook
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Publisher: The University of Iowa
Number of pages: 313

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The Iowa Neonatology Handbook represents an ongoing effort by the Division of Neonatology at the University of Iowa Children's Hospital to provide physicians, nurses, and medical students who care for newborn infants a collection of protocols outlining rational approaches to the care of critically ill neonates.

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