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General Forensic Neuropathology of Infants and Children
- Author
- Alexander GL
- Arey LB.
- Atkinson JB
- Au KS
- Baer GM
- Balentine JD.
- Barkovich AJ
- Bell WE
- Benda CE.
- Bergen R
- Besio R
- Blinkov S
- Bridgers WH
- Burd L
- Byard R
- Calverley DC
- Cassady G.
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Rabies. Washington, D.C.
- Chase W
- Cohen ME
- Cohlan SQ
- Conel JL.
- Demyer W
- Duckett S
- Elwood JM
- Ernster L
- Falter ML
- Feldman K
- Forget B
- Friede RL
- Friedman JM
- Gartner LM
- Gibson CS
- Gilles FH
- Gilles FH.
- Gluckman P
- Gonzales-Crussi F.
- Gopaul KP
- Gregg NM
- Gunn T
- Hakim S
- Hanigan WC
- Hanzlick R.
- Hauck F.
- Hauck FR
- Hermansen M
- Hicks S
- Hicks S
- Hogue CJ
- Husain E
- Isaacson G
- James CCM
- James HE
- Johnson R.
- Kakazu K
- Kamnasaran D
- Kinney H
- Kinney HC
- Koos W
- Koster T
- Lamire RJ
- Lantz P.
- Lathers CM
- Leech RW
- Leestma JE
- Leestma JE.
- Leestma JE.
- Leestma JE.
- Lemire RJ
- Lindenberg R
- Lindsey A
- Lourie H
- MacDonald M
- Makela JP
- Mammen EF
- Manterola A
- Mavroforou A
- McAbee GN
- McLone DG.
- Morales LE.
- Morissette I
- Naeye R.
- Naeye RL
- Nagel R.
- Naidich TP
- Nia J
- Niederau C
- Norman MG
- Norman MG
- Norman RM
- Oehmichen M
- Oshinsky DM.
- Painter MJ
- Paneth N
- Parker JN
- Patton BM.
- Platt O.
- Polito A
- Reijnen MJ
- Reijnen MJ
- Rennie J
- Rinaldi F
- Rognum T.
- Rorke LB
- Rorke LB.
- Saez-Llorens X
- Seitz R
- Shapiro K
- Shaw C
- Shoro AA
- Squier W
- Squier W
- Stanley FJ
- Stegmann BJ
- Steinschneider A
- Sternglass EJ.
- Stevenson D
- Stimmel B
- Stocker J
- Suzuki K.
- Takahashi T
- Takashima S
- Tosetto A
- Tref DA.
- Tubbs RS
- U.S. Department of Health and Human Services CDC.
- Ueda N
- Ugras M
- Valdes-Dapeña M
- Viscott DS
- Volpe J.
- Wanders R
- Warkany J
- Warkany J.
- Weiss HJ
- Werne J
- Whitwell HL.
- Wigglesworth J
- Willinger M
- Wilson DA
- Wolf DA
- Yehezkely-Schildkraut V
- Publication venue
- 'Informa UK Limited'
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