Experience of early-life pain in premature infants is associated with atypical cerebellar development and later neurodevelopmental deficits
Kevin M. Cook(Children's National), Catherine Limperopoulos(George Washington University Hospital), Nickie Andescavage(Children's National), Josepheen De Asis‐Cruz(Children's National), Sudeepta K. Basu(Children's National), Emma Spoehr(Children's National), Jung‐Hoon Kim(Hanyang University), Jonathan Murnick(Imaging, Brain, and Neuropsychiatry), Adré J. du Plessis(Boston Children's Hospital), Melissa Liggett(Children's National)
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