Does Cerebellar Injury in Premature Infants Contribute to the High Prevalence of Long-term Cognitive, Learning, and Behavioral Disability in Survivors?
Catherine Limperopoulos(George Washington University Hospital), Steven A. Ringer(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Jane E. Stewart, Joseph J. Volpe(Children's Hospital of Orange County), Carol B. Benson(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Kimberlee Gauvreau(Boston Children's Hospital), Nancy Sullivan(Developmental Studies Center), Lauren Avery(Boston Children's Hospital), Haim Bassan, Janet S. Soul(Boston Children's Hospital), Richard L. Robertson(Neurology, Inc)
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