Neonatal stomas: does a separate incision avoid complications and a full laparotomy at closure?

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Medicine, Pediatrics, Surgery +10

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Medicine, Pediatrics, Surgery +16

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Medicine, Child Health, Pediatrics +14

Enterostomy in necrotizing enterocolitis: An analysis of techniques and timing of closure

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Medicine, Surgery, General Surgery +4

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