El examen normal del Recién Nacido, desde los factores éticos que cada pediatra debería tener con la madre, el examen físico, plan educacional y otros temas importantes tocados y explicados por la Dra. Ana Lucía Diez, Pediatra Neonatóloga.

Participantes

Dra. Ana Lucía Diez
Dr. Luis Hernández

Bibliografía

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