Jasso-Gutiérrez L

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FRAGMENTO

Existe en la actualidad una corriente conceptual, sustentada en evidencias, de que la prematurez, más que ser un problema del último tercio del embarazo, realmente corresponde a una enfermedad crónica que se inicia desde las primeras etapas del embarazo, o aún antes, en la que participan factores genéticos y ambientales que pueden ser causales, al menos teóricamente, de daños en el feto y de manera relevante en el cerebro de éste.

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