Retinopathy of Prematurity-Induced Blindness: Birth Weight-Specific Survival and the New Epidemic

Donna L. Gibson; Samuel B. Sheps; Soo Hong; Martin T. Schechter; Andrew Q. McCormick

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Retinopathy of Prematurity-Induced Blindness: Birth Weight-Specific Survival and the New Epidemic

Donna L. Gibson, Samuel B. Sheps, Soo Hong, Martin T. Schechter and Andrew Q. McCormick

Pediatrics September 1990, 86 (3) 405-412;

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Donna L. Gibson, Samuel B. Sheps, Soo Hong, Martin T. Schechter, Andrew Q. McCormick

Pediatrics Sep 1990, 86 (3) 405-412;

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Retinopathy of Prematurity-Induced Blindness: Birth Weight-Specific Survival and the New Epidemic

Donna L. Gibson, Samuel B. Sheps, Soo Hong, Martin T. Schechter, Andrew Q. McCormick

Pediatrics Sep 1990, 86 (3) 405-412;

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