retrolental fibroplasia

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Revolving Loan Fund

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Retrolental Fibroplasia

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Real Life Friend

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Relaxin-Like Factor

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Replication Licensing Factor

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Revue Laitière Française (French: French Dairy Journal; est. 1890)

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Resources Legacy Fund (Sacramento, California)

RLF

Rétablissement des Liens Familiaux (French: Restoring Family Links)

RLF

Resource Limit Facility

RLF

Reuse Library Framework

RLF

Reusability Library Framework

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Raymond Louis & Fitch (Jacksonville, FL)

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Ricki-Lee Forums

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Recessed Light Fitting

RLF

Remote Lock Feedback (automotive)

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These include the sight-saving movement; facial vision (that is, the idea of people with visual impairments possessing a sixth sense); and the incorrect belief that poor nutrition was the cause of retrolental fibroplasia rather than concentrated exposure to oxygen, as was later determined and reported in the journal in 1946. A look back: celebrating 100 years of knowledge: a review and future ... by Bina, Michael / Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness It was hoped they would aid us against what was then called retrolental fibroplasia (now called retinopathy of prematurity). Reflections on neonatal pulse oximetry by Salyer, John / FOCUS: Journal for Respiratory Care & Sleep Medicine Thus, the conduct of a physician whose best judgment it was in 1953 that prolonged exposure of neonates to oxygen caused retrolental fibroplasia but who nevertheless employed such treatment for research purposes was found to have fallen below the standard of ca re. News potpourri (*). (SPECIAL FEATURE) by Southern Medical Journal	RETML RETMOB RETN RETNA RETNG RETO RETOK RETOP RETOPS RETORC RETOS RETOSA RETP RETPI RETPROC RETQ RETR RETRA RETRANS RETREP RETRO RETRO- RETRO-DUR RETROCON RETROEUR retrolental fibroplasia RETRUD RETS RETScreen RETSD RETT RETU RETULSIGN RETUS REU ReÜAÜG REUG REUGV REUK REUNITE REUP REUR REURIS REURTT REUWS REV REV MED SUISSE ROMANDE REV PROC REV RUL REV-MOP REVA	retrogression retrogression retrogression retrogressive retrogressive retrogressive retrogressive retrogressive metamorphism retrogressively retrogressively retrohyoid bursa retroinguinal space retroinsular Retroism Retroism Retroism Retroist Retroist Retroist retroject retrojected retrojecting retrojection retrojects retrolabyrinthine Retrolabyrinthine Vestibular Nerve Section retrolective retrolental retrolental retrolental retrolental fibroplasia Retrolenticular internal capsule Retrolenticular internal capsule retrolingual Retrolisthesis Retrolisthesis Retrolisthesis retromammary retromammary space Retromandibular Retromandibular retromandibular vein retromandibular vein retromandibular vein retromastoid Retromingency Retromingent Retromingent Rétromobile Club de Courtry retromolar retromolar pad retromolar pad retromolar pad retromolar pad retromolar pad retromorphosis retromylohyoid eminence retromylohyoid space retronasal retronym retronym

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These include the sight-saving movement; facial vision (that is, the idea of people with visual impairments possessing a sixth sense); and the incorrect belief that poor nutrition was the cause of retrolental fibroplasia rather than concentrated exposure to oxygen, as was later determined and reported in the journal in 1946.

A look back: celebrating 100 years of knowledge: a review and future ... by Bina, Michael / Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness

It was hoped they would aid us against what was then called retrolental fibroplasia (now called retinopathy of prematurity).

Reflections on neonatal pulse oximetry by Salyer, John / FOCUS: Journal for Respiratory Care & Sleep Medicine

Thus, the conduct of a physician whose best judgment it was in 1953 that prolonged exposure of neonates to oxygen caused retrolental fibroplasia but who nevertheless employed such treatment for research purposes was found to have fallen below the standard of ca re.

News potpourri (*). (SPECIAL FEATURE) by Southern Medical Journal