PS-164 Resting State Functional Connectivity In Amygdala-prefrontal Networks And Emotion Processing In Adults Who Were Born Very Preterm | Archives of Disease in Childhood

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Cite this article as:: Papini C, White T, Froudist Walsh S, et al

PS-164 Resting State Functional Connectivity In Amygdala-prefrontal Networks And Emotion Processing In Adults Who Were Born Very Preterm

Archives of Disease in Childhood 2014;99:A170-A171.