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    Total births during study period (September 2006 to April 2007) n = 2196 Eligible neonates (Gestation 34 weeks or more AND Apgar score at 1 minute 7) n = 56 Excluded (n = 12) 1.LAMA = 4 2.incomplete urine collection = 4 assessed for primary outcome n = 8.

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    Total births during study period (September 2006 to April 2007) n = 2196 Eligible neonates (Gestation 34 weeks or more AND Apgar score at 1 minute 7) n = 56 Excluded (n = 12) 1.LAMA = 4 2.incomplete urine collection = 4 assessed for primary outcome n = 8.

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    Saran Results

    Uploaded by

    Lawrence Pope
    Total births during study period (September 2006 to April 2007) n = 2196 Eligible neonates (Gestation 34 weeks or more AND Apgar score at 1 minute 7) n = 56 Excluded (n = 12) 1.LAMA = 4 2.incomplete urine collection = 4 assessed for primary outcome n = 8.

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    Total births during study period

    (September 2006 to April 2007)


    n = 2196

    Eligible neonates
    (Gestation 34 weeks or more AND Apgar
    score at 1 minute <7)
    n = 56 Excluded (n = 12 )
    1.Structural renal disease = 6
    2.Babies who received ibuprofen
    and furosemide = 6

    Approached for enrolment


    n = 44

    Refused consent
    n=0

    Enrolled neonates
    n = 44

    Could not be assessed for primary


    outcome (n = 8)
    1.LAMA* = 4
    2.Incomplete urine collection = 4

    Assessed for primary outcome


    n = 36

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