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Since then, several authors have studied the association between the administration of MgSO4 and the presence of meconium obstruction, with inconclusive results.24,25 A prospective study conducted by Lloreda-Garca et al20 in newborns delivered before 32 weeks gestation also found no difference in the frequency of newborns that had not passed meconium at 48 and 72 h post birth between the control group and the antenatal MgSO4 group, which was similar to our results

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