EVALUATION OF THE EFFECT OF MODE OF DELIVERY ON HEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF HEALTHY FULL-TERM NEWBORNS
Subh Salem Al-Mudallal; Muna Abd Al-Moeen Al- Habbobi · 2016 · The Iraqi Journal of Medical Sciences
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Abstract
Background: Hematological values at birth encompass broader ranges of normal than at any other time in life, and despite advances in perinatology over the past years, the exact influence of perinatal factors on hematological values in cord blood in normal pregnancy is still unclear. Moreover there was a wide variation and overlap in values between normal and abnormal infants with early symptoms and signs of neonatal sepsis. Objectives: 1. To obtain the values of hematological parameters including complete blood picture, red cell indices, nucleated red blood cells and reticulocyte count in heal
Abstract by Subh Salem Al-Mudallal; Muna Abd Al-Moeen Al- Habbobi, The Iraqi Journal of Medical Sciences (2016) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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