Hypotonic-Hyporesponsive Episode (HHE) as an adverse event following immunization: case definition and guidelines for data collection, analysis, and presentation
Authors:
- Michael S GoldMGMichael S Gold
- Harald HeijbelHHHarald Heijbel
- Patricia VermeerPVPatricia Vermeer
- Dean BlumbergDBDean Blumberg
- Miles BraunMBMiles Braun
- Glacus de Souza-BritoGSGlacus de Souza-Brito
- Robert L DavisRDRobert L Davis
- Scott HalperinSHScott Halperin
- Ulrich HeiningerUHUlrich Heininger
- Najwa Khuri-BulosNKNajwa Khuri-Bulos
- John MenkesJMJohn Menkes
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