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Journal of Pediatric Surgery|March 21, 2017
The timing of surgery of antenatally diagnosed choledochal malformations: A descriptive analysis of a 26-year nationwide cohort, Maria H A van den Eijnden, Ruben H de Kleine, et al.
World Journal of Surgery|June 8, 2017
Choledochal Malformation in Children: Lessons Learned from a Dutch National Study, Maria H A van den Eijnden, Ruben H J de Kleine, et al.
Journal of Pediatric Surgery|August 6, 2025
Mortality and surgery-related complications in very low and extreme low birth weight infants treated for esophageal atresia: a multi-center cohort studyClaire P M van Helsdingen, Nathan Bontekoning, Chantal A Ten Kate, et al.
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery|March 21, 2017
The timing of surgery of antenatally diagnosed choledochal malformations: A descriptive analysis of a 26-year nationwide cohort, Maria H A van den Eijnden, Ruben H de Kleine, et al.
World Journal of Surgery|June 8, 2017
Choledochal Malformation in Children: Lessons Learned from a Dutch National Study, Maria H A van den Eijnden, Ruben H J de Kleine, et al.
Journal of Pediatric Surgery|August 6, 2025
Mortality and surgery-related complications in very low and extreme low birth weight infants treated for esophageal atresia: a multi-center cohort studyClaire P M van Helsdingen, Nathan Bontekoning, Chantal A Ten Kate, et al.
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