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Clinics in Perinatology|June 23, 2000
Behavior, pain perception, and the extremely low-birth weight survivorM F Whitfield, R E GrunauJournal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, and Allied Disciplines|May 26, 1998
Children's judgements about pain at age 8-10 years: do extremely low birthweight (< or = 1000 g) children differ from full birthweight peers?R E Grunau, M F Whitfield, J PetrieJournal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics : JDBP|January 2, 2001
Predicting IQ of biologically "at risk" children from age 3 to school entry: sensitivity and specificity of the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale IVR E Grunau, M F Whitfield, J PetriePain|August 1, 1997
The expression of pain in infants and toddlers: developmental changes in facial actionC M Lilley, K D Craig, R E GrunauJournal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics : JDBP|September 4, 1999
Long-term effects of pain in infantsF L Porter, R E Grunau, K J AnandThe Clinical Journal of Pain|March 31, 2000
Are twitches, startles, and body movements pain indicators in extremely low birth weight infants?R E Grunau, L Holsti, M F Whitfield, et al.European Journal of Pain (London, England)|December 10, 2013
Internalizing behaviours in school-age children born very preterm are predicted by neonatal pain and morphine exposureM Ranger, A R Synnes, J Vinall, et al.The Clinical Journal of Pain|January 11, 2002
Relations between behavioral and cardiac autonomic reactivity to acute pain in preterm neonatesS J Morison, R E Grunau, T F Oberlander, et al.Pediatric Research|April 15, 1999
The developmental character of cardiac autonomic responses to an acute noxious event in 4- and 8-month-old healthy infantsT F Oberlander, R E Grunau, S Pitfield, et al.Pediatrics|January 3, 2001
Demographic and therapeutic determinants of pain reactivity in very low birth weight neonates at 32 Weeks' postconceptional AgeR E Grunau, T F Oberlander, M F Whitfield, et al.Pageof 2