Survie et devenir clinique des nouveau-nés mis en assistance respiratoire extracorporelle

@article{Flamant2007SurvieED,
  title={Survie et devenir clinique des nouveau-n{\'e}s mis en assistance respiratoire extracorporelle},
  author={Cyrille Flamant and E. Lorino and Paul Nolent and F Hallalel and J. Y. Chevalier and S. Fau and Francis Gold and Sylvain Renolleau},
  journal={Archives De Pediatrie},
  year={2007},
  volume={14},
  pages={354-361}
}
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