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Prevention of hypoxemia during feeding in infants with bronchopneumonia.

Administration of oxygen via a tube held close to the nose prevented hypoxemia during breastfeeding in 15 of 20 infants with bronchopneumonia.

J. Brady | K. Nathoo

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