Completed Pregnancy, Children & Inherited Conditions NIHR-supported project Infection & Immunity
A retrospective follow up study of the durability of antiviral therapy on long term hearing and neurodevelopmental outcomes among patients treated for congenital cytomegalovirus infection as infants or toddlers
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Marieke Emonts (Principal Investigator)
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