Measurement of urinary S100B protein concentrations for the early identification of brain damage in asphyxiated full-term infants.
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F. Michetti | D. Gazzolo | U. Majewska | G. Serra | E. Marinoni | R. di Iorio | M. Kornacka | M. Lituania | Matteo Bruschettini
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