СОВРЕМЕННЫЕ АСПЕКТЫ ЛАБОРАТОРНОЙ ДИАГНОСТИКИ НЕКРОТИЗИРУЮЩЕГО ЭНТЕРОКОЛИТА У НОВОРОЖДЕННЫХ
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Диагностика, некротизирующий энтероколит, протеомика, метаболомика, иммунология, биомаркеры, плазмаАннотация
В обзоре современной научной литературы по лабораторной диагностике некротизирующего энтероколита приводятся сведения о современных методах и предикторах этого заболевания. Подчеркиваются проблемы, возникающие при разработке диагностических протоколов, и пути их решения.
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