Lohmann Lancaster

Conclusions Perinatal asphyxia was responsible for a relevant proportion of NICU admissions and neonatal deaths in a low-resource setting. Appropriate clinical examination remains the main asset in settings with limited availability of diagnostic tools. Improvements in antenatal and perinatal care are needed to reduce mortality in asphyxiated…[Read more]

Occam’s Razor is a precept which invites one to consider the simplest and most unifying diagnosis as correct. In the modern era, clinical diagnosis remains critical in selecting appropriate therapies yet grows ever more complex with increased information from diagnostic technologies, but not always with sufficient granularity to answer the…[Read more]