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1 Infant deaths in the perinatal period are greatly influenced by prematurity . ... The neonatal mortality rate of notified premature infants at 139 per 1,000 is nearly nine times greater than the general neonatal mortality rate of 15-3 ...
1 Infant deaths in the perinatal period are greatly influenced by prematurity . ... The neonatal mortality rate of notified premature infants at 139 per 1,000 is nearly nine times greater than the general neonatal mortality rate of 15-3 ...
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Premature Births Number of Premature Infants and Percentage Distribution in Weight Groups In 1961 , 63,211 premature infants , which included 54,632 premature live births and 8,579 premature still births , were notified .
Premature Births Number of Premature Infants and Percentage Distribution in Weight Groups In 1961 , 63,211 premature infants , which included 54,632 premature live births and 8,579 premature still births , were notified .
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The report , which was issued in 1961 , advises a comprehensive scheme for the care of premature infants in each area . It makes recommendations regarding the selection of cases for hospital delivery , ante - natal care , special care ...
The report , which was issued in 1961 , advises a comprehensive scheme for the care of premature infants in each area . It makes recommendations regarding the selection of cases for hospital delivery , ante - natal care , special care ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 19 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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