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Number of neonates with BPD-PH per hospital and the number of neonates per hospital who received sildenafil. Number of neonates with BPD-PH per hospital.

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1 Number of neonates with BPD-PH per hospital and the number of neonates per hospital who received sildenafil. Number of neonates with BPD-PH per hospital and the number of neonates per hospital who received sildenafil. Nine hospitals reported no sildenafil use. Hospitals are listed in order of increasing number of BPD-PH neonates. The proportion of BPD-PH infants exposed to sildenafil varied according to hospital (median: 15%; 25th–75th percentile: 0%–25%). One hospital (no. 36) had 96 infants with BPD-PH. Carl H. Backes et al. Hospital Pediatrics 2016;6:27-33 ©2016 by American Academy of Pediatrics

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