Is the late preterm infant more vulnerable to gray matter injury than the term infant?
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Is the late preterm infant more vulnerable to gray matter injury than the term infant?
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Is the late preterm infant more vulnerable to gray matter injury than the term infant?
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Christopher R Pierson
Hannah C Kinney
Rebecca D Folkerth
Saraid S Billiards
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915-33; abstract x-xi
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10.1016/J.CLP.2006.10.003
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2006-12-01T00:00:00Z