Outcomes of biliary atresia in the Nordic countries – a multicenter study of 158 patients during 2005–2016

Author:

Pakarinen Mikko P.ORCID,Johansen Lars Søndergaard,Svensson Jan F.,Bjørnland Kristin,Gatzinsky Vladimir,Stenström Pernilla,Koivusalo Antti,Kvist Nina,Almström Markus,Emblem Ragnhild,Björnsson Sigurdur,Backman Torbjörn,Almaas Runar,Jalanko Hannu,Fischler Björn,Thorup Jørgen

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

General Medicine,Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health,Surgery

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