An edition of Studies in infancy (1968)

Studies in infancy

based on a study group held at Oxford, September, 1966. Edited [with a pref.] by Ronald MacKeith [and] Martin Bax.

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Ronald Charles MacKeith
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Studies in infancy

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Spastics International Medical Publications in association with W. Heineman Medical Books
Language
English
Pages
109

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Subjects
Diseases, Infants, Pediatric neurology

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Studies in infancy: based on a study group held at Oxford, September, 1966. Edited [with a pref.] by Ronald MacKeith [and] Martin Bax.
1968, Spastics International Medical Publications in association with W. Heineman Medical Books
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[London]
Series
Clinics in developmental medicine -- no. 27

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RJ486 M3

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109p.
Number of pages
109

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OL18114296M

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