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Profile and outcome of children with inborn errors of metabolism in a tertiary pediatric intensive care unit in South India.

Posted onJune 6, 2023June 24, 2023Authoradmin

Sivaraman R, Balakrishnan U, Chidhambaram S, Tarikare S, Sankaranarayanan S.

Indian Journal of Child Health [Internet].   [cited 21Apr.2020];6(3):104-9.

CategoriesNeonatology, Published in indexed journalsTagsinborn errors of metabolism, outcome

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  • Original Neonatal Research Titles From India
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