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No evidence of intrauterine transmission of hepatitis A virus from a mother to a premature infant
Acta Pediatrica, 06/29/09

Selander B et al. - The study shows that it is not possible to obtain reliable BFI data, which reflect changes in CBF after acetazolamide infusion, using the CW-NIRS and ICG method.

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PJ Hugo Johansson, 07/13/09

Unfortunately, in the pre-print version of the Abstract section the Conclusion part (seen above) is not correct. The correct Conclusion should be "There was no evidence of intrauterine transmission of hepatitis A virus from a viraemic mother to her premature child delivered at gestational week 33 + 1 by caesarean section."

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