Clinical impact of less invasive surfactant administration using video laryngoscopy in extremely preterm infants

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Michelle Baczynski
Veena Deekonda
Lisa Hamilton
Brittany Lindsay
Xiang Y. Ye
Amish Jain
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[1] Mount Sinai Hospital,Department of Respiratory Therapy
[2] Mount Sinai Hospital,Lunenfeld
[3] University of Toronto,Tanenbaum Research Institute
[4] Mount Sinai Hospital,Department of Paediatrics
[5] University of Toronto,Department of Paediatrics
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Pediatric Research | 2023年 / 93卷
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