Children’s perinatal hypoxia research lauded | Children's National

Children’s perinatal hypoxia research lauded | Children's National

Children’s perinatal hypoxia research lauded by F1000 Using high-tech optical and physiological methods and an advanced behavioral tool, a research team from Children's found that Purkinje cells fire significantly less often after injury due to perinatal hypoxia. The study was honored with a F1000 prime “very good rating.”