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Volume 17, Issue 1
In infants born extremely preterm, aspirin or NSAID use during pregnancy are associated with increased risk of quadriparetic cerebral palsy
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In infants born extremely preterm, aspirin or NSAID use during pregnancy are associated with increased risk of quadriparetic cerebral palsy
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45
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1
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26
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26
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34
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22
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Jan 2024
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