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Novel Approaches to the Study of Neonatal Infections.

American journal of perinatology - 1 May 2018

Borghesi Alessandro, Stronati Mauro, Castagnoli Riccardo, Ioimo Irene, Achille Cristian, Manzoni Paolo, Tzialla Chryssoula

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The pathogenesis of neonatal infection is incompletely understood. Neonatal immune immaturity and the microbial factors of virulence only partially explain the interindividual differences in the protective responses to the most common neonatal pathogens. Stratification of infants into high- and low-risk groups through epidemiological studies has been invaluable in designing preventive strategies and reducing the...

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PMID: 29694999
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1639360

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