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In brief
Authors respond to commentary on artificial placenta technology using extracorporeal life support for extremely premature infants. They address technical considerations and defend their approach as a potential paradigm shift in neonatal critical care.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
My coauthors and I appreciate the comments of Alfred Babich regarding our approach to an Artificial Placenta (AP). The care of extremely premature newborns is very complex, and we believe an Artificial Placenta utilizing extracorporeal life support (ECLS) will become a paradigm shift in this field. We would like to address Mr. Babich's comments regarding this promising technology.
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