Cerebral Electrical Activity after Birth Asphyxia: Its Relation to short term Outcome
Mohammad Ali Ibrahim Mandour;
Abstract
Hypoxia is generally defined as the partial or complete lack of oxygen in the brain or blood. Hypoxic injury in the fetal and neonatal brain results in neonatal mortality, morbidity or long term sequel such as cerebral palsy, mental retardation, epilepsy
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| Title | Cerebral Electrical Activity after Birth Asphyxia: Its Relation to short term Outcome | Other Titles | نشاط المخ الكهربائي بعد الاختناق الوليدي و علاقته بنتائج الإصابة على المدى القريب | Authors | Mohammad Ali Ibrahim Mandour | Keywords | Cerebral Electrical Activity after Birth Asphyxia: Its Relation to short term Outcome | Issue Date | 2011 | Description | Hypoxia is generally defined as the partial or complete lack of oxygen in the brain or blood. Hypoxic injury in the fetal and neonatal brain results in neonatal mortality, morbidity or long term sequel such as cerebral palsy, mental retardation, epilepsy |
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