NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES OF EARLY BRAIN INJURY: A FOLLOW-UP OF FOURTEEN CASE STUDIES
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BAGNATO, S.J., NEISWORTH, J.T., NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES OF EARLY BRAIN INJURY: A FOLLOW-UP OF FOURTEEN CASE STUDIES. TOPICS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD SPECIAL EDUCATION, Vol. 9, no. 1 (1989), p. 72-89.
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Desarrollo neurológico, Educación infantil, Lesión cerebral, Neurología, Resultados
Desarrollo neurológico, Educación infantil, Lesión cerebral, Neurología, Resultados
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