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Research in reproductive wastage.
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Research in human reproductive wastage: implications for public health.
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Breech deliveries; with special reference to foetal mortality.
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Perinatal infant mortality (M.I.P.).
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Premature mortality in a community hospital.
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Perinatal mortality considerations.
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[Infant mortality & nepiology].
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[Neonatal mortality; findings on 227 necropsies in the first week].
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Accuracy of the reported causes of fetal and neonatal deaths.
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[Mortality in the 2nd year of life in Spain, 1901-54; death at 1 year of age: 12-23 months].
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[Infant mortality in La Spezia in the years 1930 to 1937 and 1947 to 1954].
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[Results & statistics from the Premature Infant Service; 1955-1956].
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[Maternal & infant mortality data as the basis for planning public health programs].
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[The pulmonary hyaline membrane as a case of neonatal mortality].
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[V. Perinatal mortality in prolonged pregnancy].
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The value of certain refinements of the infant-mortality rate.
Several methods have been advanced for refinement of the conventional infant-mortality rate by relating the deaths to the corresponding annual birth cohorts. The author has tested the accuracy of such methods by assuming various "true" infant mortality rates and applying them to quarterly birth statistics as documented in 39 countries in 1939-49, a decade of considerable fluctuations in the number of births in many countries. Against the background of these actual data, refinement by year of birth is found to give unpredictable and relatively unsatisfactory results. While the error in the conventional rate is, on the average, reduced by about a half, in 25% of the cases the so-called "refinement" actually increases the error. The refinement methods discussed can therefore not be recommended for indiscriminate routine use.
[Perinatal mortality of the newborn in late pregnancy toxemia].
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