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label: RDF description of Preterm birth rate and survival of neonates of ≤1000 g in a secondary care center in San Luis Potosí, México [Tasa de nacimientos y supervivencia de neonatos pretérmino ≤ 1000 g en un hospital de segundo nivel de San Luis Potosí] - http://orbis.uaslp.mx/vivo/individual/scopus4669

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Ginecologia y Obstetricia de Mexico
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label: Preterm birth rate and survival of neonates of ≤1000 g in a secondary care center in San Luis Potosí, México [Tasa de nacimientos y supervivencia de neonatos pretérmino ≤ 1000 g en un hospital de segundo nivel de San Luis Potosí]
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abstract: METHODS: Descriptive, retrospective, longitudinal study. We reviewed medical records of the Maternity Unit and the Intensive Neonatal Care Unit from October 2014 to September 2015. We included newborns of ≤1 000g who were admitted to the Intensive Neonatal Care Unit. RESULTS: Of 5462 births, 74 (1.35%25) were preterm newborns of ≤1 000g. Thirty one of them died during labor or did not received neonatal resuscitation care due to the non viability consideration. The remaining 43 were admitted to the Intensive Neonatal Care Unit, 24 of them were discharged alive, with a 55.8%25 survival rate. CONCLUSION: In our hospital both the prematurity incidence of ≤1000g newborns and the survival rates for the cases that are admitted to the Intensive Neonatal Care Unit are equivalent to the one mentioned in the foreign literature. © 2016, Asociacion Mexicana de Ginecologia y Obstetricia. All rights reserved.
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freetext keyword: Extremely low birth weight infant; Pre-mature; Preterm birth; Survival rate Article; birth rate; hospital discharge; human; longitudinal study; major clinical study; newborn; newborn care; newborn mortality; premature labor; prematurity; retrospective study; secondary health care; survival rate
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