PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO ELEVATED MATERNAL BODY TEMPERATURE AND RISK OF EPILEPSY IN CHILDHOOD: A POPULATION-BASED PREGNANCY COHORT STUDY
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SUN, Y., ET AL., PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO ELEVATED MATERNAL BODY TEMPERATURE AND RISK OF EPILEPSY IN CHILDHOOD: A POPULATION-BASED PREGNANCY COHORT STUDY. PAEDIATRIC AND PERINATAL EPIDEMIOLOGY, Vol. 25, no. 1 (2011), p. 53-59.
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Embarazo, Epilepsia, Investigación, Recién nacido, Riesgo
Embarazo, Epilepsia, Investigación, Recién nacido, Riesgo
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