Progressive Lung Disease and Surfactant Dysfunction with a Deletion in Surfactant Protein C Gene
Aaron Hamvas(Lurie Children's Hospital), Philip L. Ballard(University of California, San Francisco), Brian P. Hackett(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Susan E. Wert(St. Louis Children's Hospital), Michael F. Beers(University of Pennsylvania), Pamela M. Schuler(St. Louis Children's Hospital), Charles B. Huddleston(Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical Center), Frances V. White(Washington University in St. Louis), Eric N. Mendeloff(St. Louis Children's Hospital), Lawrence M. Nogee(Johns Hopkins University), Linda W. Gonzales(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Fong‐Fu Hsu(Washington University in St. Louis)
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