Perinatal Cocaine Effects on Neonatal Stress Behavior and Performance on the Brazelton Scale

Lisa N. Eisen; Tiffany M. Field; Emmalee S. Bandstra; Jacqueline P. Roberts; Connie Morrow; Sandra K. Larson; Bernard M. Steele

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Perinatal Cocaine Effects on Neonatal Stress Behavior and Performance on the Brazelton Scale

Lisa N. Eisen, Tiffany M. Field, Emmalee S. Bandstra, Jacqueline P. Roberts, Connie Morrow, Sandra K. Larson and Bernard M. Steele

Pediatrics September 1991, 88 (3) 477-480;

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Lisa N. Eisen, Tiffany M. Field, Emmalee S. Bandstra, Jacqueline P. Roberts, Connie Morrow, Sandra K. Larson, Bernard M. Steele

Pediatrics Sep 1991, 88 (3) 477-480;

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Perinatal Cocaine Effects on Neonatal Stress Behavior and Performance on the Brazelton Scale

Lisa N. Eisen, Tiffany M. Field, Emmalee S. Bandstra, Jacqueline P. Roberts, Connie Morrow, Sandra K. Larson, Bernard M. Steele

Pediatrics Sep 1991, 88 (3) 477-480;

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