Clinical-Morphological Comparisons – Possible Diagnostic Method of Multiple-Organ-Failure Syndrome in Newborns
Journal Title: The Advanced Science Journal - Year 2011, Vol 2011, Issue 2
Abstract
The article presents criteria for diagnostics of multiple-organ-failure syndrome (MOFS) in newborns, determined by statistical methods, basing on comparison of morphological changes presence in organs and systems of dead newborns with clinical data.
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D Shkurupiy
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