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Replication of genetic associations in the inflammation, complement, and coagulation pathways with intraventricular hemorrhage in LBW preterm neonates.

Pediatric research - 1 Jul 2011

Ryckman Kelli K, Dagle John M, Kelsey Keegan, Momany Allison M, Murray Jeffrey C

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Intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) is a significant morbidity seen in very LBW infants. Genes related to the inflammation, infection, complement, or coagulation pathways have been implicated as risk factors for IVH. We examined 10 candidate genes for associations with IVH in 271 preterm infants (64 with IVH grades I-IV and 207 without IVH) weighing <1500 g. The heterozygous genotype OR = 8.1, CI = 2.5-26.0, p = 4...

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PMID: 21659962
DOI: 10.1203/PDR.0b013e31821ceb63
PMCID: PMC3117229

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