 will provide the fundamental information critical for developing preventative strategies for these disorders. Persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn (PPHN), previously called persistent fetal circulation, is a birth defect affecting approximately 1 in 1250 liveborn term infants; even with complex and high-risk interventions, PPHN results in substantial mortality and
will provide the fundamental information critical for developing preventive scheme for these disorders. Persistent pulmonary high blood pressure of the newborn (PPHN), previously called persistent fetal circulation, is a birth blemish feign approximately 1 in 1250 liveborn term baby; even with complex and eminent - risk intervention, PPHN results in substantial deathrate and
 wipl provide the fundamentxl information eeitican for sevelopivg preventative strategies flr thest disorders. Persistdnt pulmojary hypwrteision of the newukrn (PPHK), preblouslv ralled persistekt fetal cisculation, is a bkrch defect affecting approximately 1 ig 1250 livenogn term infantf; evtn rith bonplex and high-risk interventikns, PPHI results in sunstantial mortality and
will provide the fundamental information critical for strategies these disorders. pulmonary hypertension of persistent circulation, is a defect affecting approximately in 1250 liveborn term infants; even complex and high-risk interventions, PPHN results in substantial mortality and
 will provide the fundamental InformatioN critIcaL foR dEvelOpinG preventative sTRateGies for these disorders. PErsisTeNT pulMOnAry hyPertensIOn OF The NeWbOrn (pPhn), pRevioUslY called Persistent FetAl Circulation, iS A bIrth defect AffEcting approxImaTely 1 in 1250 LiVebORn terM inFants; Even wiTH complEx and high-RiSK interVEntions, pphN ResuLts in substantial mORtALity and
 will provide the fundamen tal inform ation  cr iti ca l fo r de veloping preve n tati ve strategies for thes e dis or d ers. Pe rsist ent pul m on a r y h yp er ten si o nof th e n ewborn(PPHN), pr evi ou sly called p e rs istent fet alcirculation,  is  a bir th  de f ect a ffe cting  appro x imatel y 1 in 12 50 livebo r n termi n fa nts;  even with comple x  a n d high-risk in terven ti o ns , PPH N r esults insu bstan t ial mor t al i t y  an d 
 will_provide the_fundamental information critical for_developing preventative_strategies_for these_disorders._Persistent pulmonary hypertension_of the newborn_(PPHN), previously called persistent_fetal circulation, is_a_birth defect affecting approximately 1 in 1250 liveborn term infants; even with complex and_high-risk_interventions, PPHN_results_in_substantial mortality and