A Neonatologist's Perspective: Is the Quest for an "Ideal" Lipid Emulsion Over?
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- DOI: 10.1002/jpen.1027
A Neonatologist's Perspective: Is the Quest for an "Ideal" Lipid Emulsion Over?
Keywords: fatty acids; intestinal failure-associated liver disease; intravenous lipid emulsion; life cycle; liver disease; mixed oil-based lipid emulsion; neonates; parenteral nutrition; research and diseases.
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