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Effects of preeclampsia on the amplitude integrated electroencephalography activity in preterm infants
Objective: Preeclampsia leads to chronic intrauterine hypoxia by interfering with placental blood supply. The aim of this study was to investigate whether preeclampsia exposure has an influence on the central nervous system of infants, as monitored by amplitude integrated electro-encephalography (aE
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