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Cambio de postura y disminución de la tasa de mortalidad por muerte súbita infantil en Navarra

@article{PrezNievas1996CambioDP,
  title={Cambio de postura y disminuci{\'o}n de la tasa de mortalidad por muerte s{\'u}bita infantil en Navarra},
  author={A. Zabalza P{\'e}rez-Nievas and F{\'e}lix S{\'a}nchez-Valverde Visus and S. Berrade Zubiri and A. Urdiroz and D. Viguria Campistegui and J. E. Olivera Olmedo and G. Guill{\'e}n Grima},
  journal={Anales De Pediatria},
  year={1996},
  volume={45},
  pages={161-166}
}
La posicion en decubito prono durante el sueno ha sido referida como el factor de riesgo mas importante en relacion con la MSL. En nuestro pais no se conocia la prevalencia del decubito prono ni se habia estudiado su relacion con la MSI. En Navarra, segun una encuesta efectuada sobre una muestra de 424 ninos, nacidos entre el 1-2-92 y el 1-2-93, el 86, 5% de los ninos dormian en decubitoprono, el 5, 6% en supino y el 3, 5% sobre el costado. En el mes de marzo de 1993 se inicio una campana… 
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