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- Received January 24, 1972
- Accepted May 22, 1972
- Published online October 1, 1972.
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PROLONGED APNEA AND THE SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME: CLINICAL AND LABORATORY OBSERVATIONS
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