Baseline infant characteristics associated with increased mortality.

Akinseye, Omolabake; Popescu, Constantin R.; Chiume-Kayuni, Msandeni; Irvine, Michael A.; Lufesi, Norman; Mvalo, Tisungane; Kissoon, Niranjan; Wiens, Matthew O.; Lavoie, Pascal M.

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Baseline infant characteristics associated with increased mortality.

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posted on 2023-11-21, 18:24 authored by Omolabake Akinseye, Constantin R. Popescu, Msandeni Chiume-Kayuni, Michael A. Irvine, Norman Lufesi, Tisungane Mvalo, Niranjan Kissoon, Matthew O. Wiens, Pascal M. Lavoie

^£adjusted OR for age of mother, gestational age, birth and admission weights, age of the infant and sex; *Significant ORs (p<0.05).

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