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Does Hypothermia Lead to Better Outcomes in Newborns with Asphyxial Encephalopathy?

How many more studies on hypothermia?

How many more studies on hypothermia?

Satyen K Hemrajani, Fortis Jessaram hospital, 8 Oct 2009 2:31 PM EST

Competing interests: None declared

This study has been another addition to the growing no. of studies on hypothermia . I think enough evidence has been garnered now to prove that it is beneficial but we need to look at cost effective ways of providing hypothermia within the window period of 6 hrs of birth to asphyxiated newborns.

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