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The infants born to preeclamptic mothers had significantly higher rates of neutropenia and sepsis. There were no significant difference in terms of other neonatal morbidities and neonatal mortality between the study and the control group.

SAA may be recognized as an accurate laboratory marker in addition to clinical and radiographic findings for NEC diagnosis. It can also be used for determining the severity of NEC and response to therapy in infants with NEC.

Children infected with H. pylori are prone to short stature. This effect seems to be independent of neuroendocrine hormones.

The infants born to preeclamptic mothers had significantly higher rates of neutropenia and sepsis. There were no significant difference in terms of other neonatal morbidities and neonatal mortality between the study and the control group.