Big babies and big adults surprise us by their outcomes: why? (Q46905210)

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Big babies and big adults surprise us by their outcomes: why? (English)

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author name string

Andrew C Argent

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Simon Nadel

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publication date

3 September 2014

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published in

Intensive Care Medicine

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volume

40

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issue

11

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page(s)

1772-1774

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DOI

10.1007/S00134-014-3439-9

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