Apolipoprotein E genotype and neurodevelopmental sequelae of infant cardiac surgery.
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E. Zackai | P. Heagerty | A. Saunders | G. Jarvik | S. Nicolson | T. Spray | J. Gaynor | M. Newman | J. Bernbaum | R. Clancy | G. Wernovsky | M. Gerdes | J. D’Agostino | D. McDonald-McGinn | Gail P. Jarvik | Robert R. Clancy | Elaine H Zackai | Mark F Newman | Ann M Saunders | Patrick J Heagerty | E. Zackai | Patrick J. Heagerty
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