Defect in fatty acid oxidation: Laboratory and pathologic findings in a patient
James H. Tonsgard(Shinshu University), Marjorie E. Tripp(Duke University), Allen L. Horwitz(University of Illinois Chicago), Barbara S. Kirschner(Comer Children's Hospital), Janet K. Stephens(Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital), Duna Penn(Louisiana State University), William J. Rhead(Children's Hospital of Wisconsin), Peter F. Whitington(Lurie Children's Hospital), Stuart Berger(Boston Children's Hospital)
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