Late Breaking Abstract - Comparison of lung function, persistent inflammation, and impaired oxidative stress response in preterm and term infants - Amsterdam 2025

Neonatal and paediatric respiratory care and prematurity-related respiratory sequelae

Chair(s): Christopher Harris, Emanuela Zannin

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Late Breaking Abstract - Comparison of lung function, persistent inflammation, and impaired oxidative stress response in preterm and term infants

Maria Giulia Conti

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