A comparison between risk-factor guidance for neonatal early-onset sepsis and Kaiser Permanente sepsis risk calculator in a Greek cohort.

@article{Rallis2021ACB,
  title={A comparison between risk-factor guidance for neonatal early-onset sepsis and Kaiser Permanente sepsis risk calculator in a Greek cohort.},
  author={Dimitrios Rallis and Foteini Balomenou and Konstantina Karantanou and Kleio Kappatou and Meropi S. Tzoufi and V. Giapros},
  journal={Early human development},
  year={2021},
  volume={155},
  pages={
          105331
        }
}
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