Influence of increasing postnatal age on respiratory timing and reflex activity in preterm ventilated infants

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2. Elevation of prostaglandin levels in pregnancies complicated by premature rupture of the membranes
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4. Renal arterial Resistance Index in pregnant and nonpregnant women: evaluation with color and pulse Doppler ultrasound
5. Cerebral lipid peroxidation in the growth retarded rat fetus under normoxia and hypoxia
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7. Short term outcome in infants with birth weights lt; 1750 g born to mothers with HELLP syndrome
8. Prediction of fetal outcome in small for gestational age fetuses: Comparison of Doppler measurements obtained from different fetal vessels
9. The effect of heparin in arterial catheters on the coagulation in preterm infants
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11. Brainstem conduction time abnormalities in small for gestational age infants
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13. Phosphatidylglycerol determination in the amniotic fluid from a PAD placed over the vulva: a method for diagnosis of fetal lung maturity in cases of premature ruptured membranes
14. Announcements
15. Influence of increasing postnatal age on respiratory timing and reflex activity in preterm ventilated infants
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17. Short communication
18. Roster of Perinatal Societies
19. Guidelines for the preparation of manuscripts