A Prospective Randomized Controlled Study of Phototherapy Using Blue and Blue-Green Light-Emitting Devices, and Conventional Halogen-Quartz Phototherapy
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D. Stevenson | A. Laor | D. Seidman | Z. Ergaz | R. Gale | David K Stevenson | Arie Laor | Daniel S Seidman | Jonathan Moise | Zivanit Ergaz | Hendrik J Vreman | Rena Gale | H. Vreman | J. Moise
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