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. 1992 Jan 25;339(8787):241.
doi: 10.1016/0140-6736(92)90037-4.

Necrotising enterocolitis--a community-acquired infectious disease?

H I Huppertz, G Frauendienst, M Doerck, H B von Stockhausen

Necrotising enterocolitis--a community-acquired infectious disease?

H I Huppertz et al. Lancet. .
No abstract available

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