Experience of feeding with liquid ready milk formula in infants with low and extremely low body weight in resuscitation intensive care department
Abstract
Key words: children, extremely low and very low body weight, enteral nutrition, liquid formula.
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K.D. GorelikYu.V. Gorelik
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Gorelik K., Gorelik Yu. Experience of feeding with liquid ready milk formula in infants with low and extremely low body weight in resuscitation intensive care department. Current Pediatrics. 2011;10(2):102-106.
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