Refining regional organization of services in the UK to improve outcomes of pregnancies delivering at extremely low gestational age
Care for pregnant women and their infants at extremely low gestational ages challenges clinical teams. The continuing rise in survival at gestational ages below 25 weeks has prompted re-evaluation of practice guidelines within the UK and other countries. This paper describes the background data that...
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