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The Pulmonary Surfactant: Impact of Tobacco Smoke and Related Compounds on Surfactant and Lung Development

Tob Induc Dis · 2004 · PMC2669453

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Maternal smoking and fetal exposure during pregnancy may be significant components of many of these causative factors which may persist, even without early postnatal smoke exposure [ 220 , 221 ] and induce pulmonary changes.

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