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The difficulty to set up a diagnostic model to improve actual medical care results [1], depends on the varieties of clinical presentations for serious infections in the newborn and on his biophysical features. Additionally, many anamnestic risk factors [2] (chorioamnionitis, positive vagino-rectal colture swabs for GBS) or care risk factors (invasive procedures) potentially involved in the occurrence of neonatal infections, represent furthermore confounding elements that restrain the possibility of redact shared diagnostic Guide Lines. |
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