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Am looking for a scientific explanation.
Probably because their whole system (lungs, heart, etc) isn’t as mature as a full term baby.

aren’t a lot of these babies stillborn in the rest of the world? Where does a premature infant have a better chance of survival, in an American hospital or, say, a British or French one?
What are the statistics on stillbirth?
The infant mortality statistic is badly skewed. It is calculated differently in different countries.
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The first film of my son when he was born preemature at 32+5 weeks.
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I know someone you had a baby at 35wks with no ammunoic fluid small placenta and only 3 pounds. Plus was under developed. The baby died about 5 days before delievery. She also has a fibro uteris. Any thoughts of what could have went wrong.
please this inportant to know so that my friend will feel [...]

Toby without CPAP
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lifestyle advantages, in terms of growth
i dont know that premature infants have any advantages in life they are more likely to get sick as children

An infant is born two months early due to abruptio placenta and is later diagnosed with mild spastic cerebral palsy approximately two years later. Due to the early birth, his lungs were under-developed and could not sustain the needed oxygen levels needed for life on their own. Therefore there was no gas exchanges in the [...]

Prem 24wks 4 days 669gm
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Born in 1971, ten weeks early, I would like to know it other peopls suffer similar health problems now.
I don’t know… That’s a good question, I guess. I was born a month early. Not as drastic as 2 1/2 months early, but still premature.

Born in 1971, ten weeks early, I would like to know it other peopls suffer similar health problems now.
I don’t know… That’s a good question, I guess. I was born a month early. Not as drastic as 2 1/2 months early, but still premature.