Moyamoya syndrome: a surgically treatable cause of stroke in the pediatric patient
Scott, R.M.
Clinical Neurosurgery 47: 378-384
2000
ISSN/ISBN: 0069-4827 PMID: 11197712 Document Number: 515014
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