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  • 41. Universal newborn hearing screening in Zefat, Israel: the first two years.
    Gilbey P, Kraus C, Ghanayim R, Sharabi-Nov A, Bretler S.
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  • 44. Auditory screening in neonates by means of transient evoked otoacoustic emissions: a report of 2,842 recordings.
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  • 45. Universal newborn hearing screening: feasibility in a community hospital.
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  • 46. A cost-effectiveness analysis of the high risk register and auditory brainstem response.
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