Extremely low-dose ACTH step-up protocol for West syndrome : Maximum therapeutic effect with minimal side effects

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著者

• OGUNI Hirokazu

  Department of Pediatrics, Tokyo Women's University

• Osawa Makiko

  Department of Pediatrics, Tokyo Women's Medical University

• IMAI Kaoru

  Department of Pediatrics, Tokyo Woman's Medical University

• Oguni Hirokazu

  Department Of Pediatrics School Of Medicine Tokyo Women's Medical University

• Ogata Hiroko

  Department Of Pediatrics Tokyo Women's University

• YANAGAKI Shigeru

  Department of Pediatrics, Tokyo Women's Medical University

• HAYASHI Kitami

  Department of Pediatrics, Tokyo Women's Medical University

• FUNATSUKA Makoto

  Department of Pediatrics, Tokyo Women's Medical University

• KISHI Takayuki

  Department of Pediatrics, Tokyo Women's Medical University

• Oosawa Makiko

  Department Of Pediatrics Tokyo Women's Medical University

• Oguni Hirokazu

  Department Of Pediatrics Tokyo Women's Medical Cillege

• Yanagaki Shigeru

  Department Of Pediatrics Tokyo Women's Medical University

• Funatsuka Makoto

  Department Of Pediatrics Tokyo Woman's Medical University

• Funatsuka Makoto

  Tokyo Women's Medical University School Of Medicine Department Of Pediatrics

• Imai Kaoru

  Department Of Pediatrics School Of Medicine Tokyo Women's Medical University

• Osawa Makiko

  Department Of Pediatrics Tpkyo Woman's Medical College

• Kishi Takayuki

  Department Of Pediatrics Tokyo Women's Medical University

• Hayashi Kitami

  Department Of Pediatrics Tokyo Woman's Medical University

• Osawa Makiko

  Department Of Pediatrics Tokyo Woman's Medical University

• Osawa Makiko

  Department Of Pediatrics Faculty Of Medicine Tokyo Women's Medical University

• Osawa Makiko

  Department of Pediatrics, School of Medicine, Tokyo Women's Medical University

• HAYASHI Kitami

  Department of Pediatrics and Pediatric Intensive Care Medicine, Tokyo Women's Medical University Yachiyo Medical Center

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