| Id |
Subject |
Object |
Predicate |
Lexical cue |
| T5 |
372-564 |
PROC |
denotes |
pital stay was 9 days; in survivors, it was 69d (109d for BW less than or equal to 1000 g 71d for BW 1001-1250 g, 61d for BW 1251-1500 g), similar in hypotrophic and eutrophic infants. Average |
| T5c |
372-564 |
UMLS:C0030677 |
denotes |
pital stay was 9 days; in survivors, it was 69d (109d for BW less than or equal to 1000 g 71d for BW 1001-1250 g, 61d for BW 1251-1500 g), similar in hypotrophic and eutrophic infants. Average |
| T1 |
717-769 |
LIVB |
denotes |
erm. Complications (more frequent in smaller infants |
| T1c |
717-769 |
UMLS:C0021289 |
denotes |
erm. Complications (more frequent in smaller infants |
| T6 |
717-1315 |
LIVB |
denotes |
erm. Complications (more frequent in smaller infants) played a major part in discharge delay. The cost of initial care included every step from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those with necrotizing enterocolitis. Although the mostly good quality of survival justifies these expenses, the authors advocate increased prevention of very early prematurity and severe intra-uterine growth retardation, and development of maternal transport, as |
| T6c |
717-1315 |
UMLS:C0282667 |
denotes |
erm. Complications (more frequent in smaller infants) played a major part in discharge delay. The cost of initial care included every step from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those with necrotizing enterocolitis. Although the mostly good quality of survival justifies these expenses, the authors advocate increased prevention of very early prematurity and severe intra-uterine growth retardation, and development of maternal transport, as |
| T3 |
854-879 |
PHYS |
denotes |
p from birth to final dis |
| T3c |
854-879 |
UMLS:C0005910 |
denotes |
p from birth to final dis |
| T2 |
854-1057 |
PHYS |
denotes |
p from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those |
| T2c |
854-1057 |
UMLS:C0005612 |
denotes |
p from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those |
| T7 |
854-1315 |
DISO |
denotes |
p from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those with necrotizing enterocolitis. Although the mostly good quality of survival justifies these expenses, the authors advocate increased prevention of very early prematurity and severe intra-uterine growth retardation, and development of maternal transport, as |
| T7c |
854-1315 |
UMLS:C0024032 |
denotes |
p from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those with necrotizing enterocolitis. Although the mostly good quality of survival justifies these expenses, the authors advocate increased prevention of very early prematurity and severe intra-uterine growth retardation, and development of maternal transport, as |
| T4 |
992-1057 |
PHYS |
denotes |
n patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those |
| T4c |
992-1057 |
UMLS:C0005615 |
denotes |
n patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those |
| #1 |
T1 |
T1c |
Normalization |
erm. Complications (more frequent in smaller infants,erm. Complications (more frequent in smaller infants |
| #2 |
T2 |
T2c |
Normalization |
"p from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those","p from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those" |
| #3 |
T3 |
T3c |
Normalization |
p from birth to final dis,p from birth to final dis |
| #4 |
T4 |
T4c |
Normalization |
"n patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those","n patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those" |
| #5 |
T5 |
T5c |
Normalization |
"pital stay was 9 days; in survivors, it was 69d (109d for BW less than or equal to 1000 g 71d for BW 1001-1250 g, 61d for BW 1251-1500 g), similar in hypotrophic and eutrophic infants. Average","pital stay was 9 days; in survivors, it was 69d (109d for BW less than or equal to 1000 g 71d for BW 1001-1250 g, 61d for BW 1251-1500 g), similar in hypotrophic and eutrophic infants. Average" |
| #6 |
T6 |
T6c |
Normalization |
"erm. Complications (more frequent in smaller infants) played a major part in discharge delay. The cost of initial care included every step from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those with necrotizing enterocolitis. Although the mostly good quality of survival justifies these expenses, the authors advocate increased prevention of very early prematurity and severe intra-uterine growth retardation, and development of maternal transport, as","erm. Complications (more frequent in smaller infants) played a major part in discharge delay. The cost of initial care included every step from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those with necrotizing enterocolitis. Although the mostly good quality of survival justifies these expenses, the authors advocate increased prevention of very early prematurity and severe intra-uterine growth retardation, and development of maternal transport, as" |
| #7 |
T7 |
T7c |
Normalization |
"p from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those with necrotizing enterocolitis. Although the mostly good quality of survival justifies these expenses, the authors advocate increased prevention of very early prematurity and severe intra-uterine growth retardation, and development of maternal transport, as","p from birth to final discharge, all hospital charges and transports. Average cost per survivor was 200,356 F, but it reached 336,545 F, in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and 354,605 F in those with necrotizing enterocolitis. Although the mostly good quality of survival justifies these expenses, the authors advocate increased prevention of very early prematurity and severe intra-uterine growth retardation, and development of maternal transport, as" |
