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DMJ 1/2013,
Tuesday, 1. January 2013

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Original Article

Clinical use of cerebral oximetry in extremely preterm infants is feasible

Simon Hyttel-Sørensen1, Topun Austin2, Frank van Bel3, Manon Benders3, Olivier Claris4, Eugene M. Dempsey5, Monica Fumagalli6,Christian Gluud7, Cornelia Hagmann8, Lena Hellström-Westas9, Petra Lemmers3, Gunnar Naulaers10, Wim van Oeveren11, Adelina Pellicer12,Gerhard Pichler13, Claudia Roll14, Lina Saem Støy7, Martin Wolf15 & Gorm Greisen1
Original Article

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease involves substantial health-care service and social benefit costs

Martin Bach Jensen1, Morten Fenger-Grøn2, Kirsten Fonager3, Øyvind Omland4, Anker Lund Vinding5 & Jens Georg Hansen6
Original Article

Emergency department physicians spend only 25% of their working time on direct patient care

Laila Maria Füchtbauer¹, Birgitte Nørgaard² & Christian Backer Mogensen³
Original Article

Limited evidence for intranasal fentanyl in the emergency department and the prehospital setting – a systematic review

Morten Sejer Hansen & Jørgen Berg Dahl
Original Article

Acceptable outcome after laparoscopic appendectomy in children

Nicolaj M. Stilling, Claus Fristrup, Torben Gabers, Niels Qvist & Lars Rasmussen
Original Article

Paediatric intensive care is feasible in a neonatal department

Anne-Mette Bæk Jensen1, Kaare E. Lundstrøm2, Jes Reinholdt1, Torsten Lauritsen3 & Bo Mølholm Hansen1
Original Article

Young Danes’ experiences with unsafe sex

Marianne J. Jørgensen1, 2, Berit Andersen1, Frede Olesen2 & Helle Terkildsen Maindal3
Original Article

Cervical ultrasound elastography may hold potential to predict risk of preterm birth

Mohammed R. Khalil1, Poul Thorsen1 & Niels Uldbjerg2
Original Article

Municipal tobacco control in the Capital Region of Denmark can be improved

Charlotta Pisinger1, Kirstine Magtengaard Robinson1, Torben Jørgensen1-3 & Charlotte Glümer1

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