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    Brévaut-Malaty V, Busuttil M, Einaudi MA, Monnier AS, D'Ercole C, Gire C.
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    Vanhaesebrouck P, Allegaert K, Bottu J, Debauche C, Devlieger H, Docx M, François A, Haumont D, Lombet J, Rigo J, Smets K, Vanherreweghe I, Van Overmeire B, Van Reempts P, Extremely Preterm Infants in Belgium Study Group.
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  • 34. Has the outcome for extremely low gestational age (ELGA) infants improved following recent advances in neonatal intensive care?
    Battin M, Ling EW, Whitfield MF, Mackinnon M, Effer SB.
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    Itabashi K, Mishina J, Tada H, Sakurai M, Nanri Y, Hirohata Y.
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