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welcome you to my presentation unit unsettled but the effects mount to two thousand dollars to develop though
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even though receiving hypothermia treatment wanted to fifty
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percent any any style graphics significant new logical disability
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game of the study was an ice authentic style she said by a market for new people went out um
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we write prospectively assessed percent starchy of sixty nine
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units needed university shouldn't ask the maturity
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between two thousand seven and two thousand seventeen
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to evaluate the placenta put geology could be a useful by a marker
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thing you are developmental outcome it eighteen to twenty four months of age
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on fatal outcome boss the finest s. before we use
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of h. c. v. or moderate impairment at follow up examination
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histology examples of the placenta are examined for major percent the pathology
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table one shows an overview of the detective pathologies
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forty six percent of all the units showed a make sure placenta pathology
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forty five percent of children with a major percent the pathology
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show the non favour but i'll come compared to circuit to the normal to send to
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although there was no statistically significant correlation between between
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the placenta is thought she continually vine and outcome
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and not straight show one point finds five assumes a positive association
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the placenta histology can be a useful buyer marker predicting
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the outcome of community key proxies can be conceptual ability
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it helps to understand the pet the physiological
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mechanism opinionated unsettle about the and effective hypothermia treatment
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for the largest studies i thank you
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ah thank you very much questions
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so based on these numbers to do uh yeah uh_huh an analysis
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on how many patients you're actually would need to prove you resumption
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i am not get finished with you yet we didn't do that then yet but
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probably a lot more because when you have a review on the difference it's unpublished studies
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and it shows a lot of different results what
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pathologies might have an impact on the new development outcome
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thank you very much

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