Association between Subcortical Morphology and Cerebral White Matter Energy Metabolism in Neonates with Congenital Heart Disease
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Rafael Ceschin | Ashok Panigrahy | Vince Lee | Stefan Bluml | A. Panigrahy | L. Paquette | S. Bluml | R. Ceschin | S. D. del Castillo | J. Votava-Smith | N. Gertsvolf | V. Lee | Hollie A. Lai | Lisa Paquette | Nina Gertsvolf | Jodie K. Votava-Smith | Sylvia del Castillo | Rafael Ceschin
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