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−30. Algorithm for management of neonatal cardiac arrest.

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FIGURE 1−45. Classification of congenital heart diseases.  
FIGURE 5−24. Algorithm for management of pediatric cardiac arrest.
FIGURE 5−25. Algorithm for management of pediatric cardiac arrest.
FIGURE 5−30. Algorithm for management of neonatal cardiac arrest.
+2 TABLE 5 −8. The postresuscitation syndrome (PRS)
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