Early amplitude‐integrated electroencephalography for monitoring neonates at high risk for brain injury
Objective: This study aimed to correlate amplitude‐integrated electroencephalography findings with early outcomes, measured by mortality and neuroimaging findings, in a prospective cohort of infants at high risk for brain injury in this center in Brazil. Methods: This blinded prospective cohort stud...
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Gabriel Fernando Todeschi Variane [verfasserIn] Maurício Magalhães [verfasserIn] Renato Gasperine [verfasserIn] Heitor Castelo Branco Rodrigues Alves [verfasserIn] Thiago Luiz Pereira Donoso Scoppetta [verfasserIn] Rodrigo de Jesus Gonçalves Figueredo [verfasserIn] Francisco Paulo Martins Rodrigues [verfasserIn] Alexandre Netto [verfasserIn] Marcelo Jenne Mimica [verfasserIn] Clery Bernardi Gallacci [verfasserIn] |
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