HAEMORRHAGIC-ISCHAEMIC LESIONS OF THE NEONATAL BRAIN: CORRELATION BETWEEN CEREBRAL VISUAL IMPAIRMENT, NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME AND MRI IN INFANCY
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EKEN, P., ET AL., HAEMORRHAGIC-ISCHAEMIC LESIONS OF THE NEONATAL BRAIN: CORRELATION BETWEEN CEREBRAL VISUAL IMPAIRMENT, NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME AND MRI IN INFANCY. DEVELOPMENTAL MEDICINE AND CHILD NEUROLOGY, Vol. 37, no. 1 (1995), p. 41-55.
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Desarrollo neurológico, Discapacidad, Hemorragia, Infancia, Lesión cerebral, Neurología, Trastornos visuales
Desarrollo neurológico, Discapacidad, Hemorragia, Infancia, Lesión cerebral, Neurología, Trastornos visuales
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