Prevention of Neurological Sequels in Infants with Perinatal Brain Damage Using Katona’s Neurohabilitation Procedure
<p id="p1">We aim to describe evaluations and early treatments to prevent neurological sequels in the outcome. Preterm and term infants with prenatal and perinatal risk factors for perinatal brain damage were studied. MRI examinations showed that 80% of these infants with risk factors have abnormal...
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IntechOpen
2025
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