HEAD ULTRASOUND: UNSUSPECTED VENTRICULAR CONFIGURATIONS IN HEALTHY NEWBORN INFANTS

Rebecca Cooper(University of Sheffield), Alfred N. Krauss(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Paula W. Brill(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), H. deC. Peterson(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Patricia Winchester(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital)
Pediatric Research
April 1, 1984
10.1203/00006450-198404001-01342
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