Graham E. Quinn is affiliated with the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in the United States, contributing predominantly to the field of medicine. Their research spans multiple subfields, including radiology, nuclear medicine and imaging, pulmonary and respiratory medicine, pediatrics, perinatology and child health, epidemiology, and ophthalmology.
The scientist's work centers largely on retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) studies, as well as neonatal respiratory health research and neonatal and fetal brain pathology. Other notable topics include neonatal health and biochemistry, retinal diseases and treatments, preterm birth and chorioamnionitis, and cardiovascular conditions and treatments.
Notable recent papers authored or co-authored by Graham E. Quinn include:
Frequently collaborating with other researchers, Graham E. Quinn's regular co-authors include R.V. Paul Chan, Gui-Shuang Ying, Michael F. Chiang, Alistair R. Fielder, and Gil Binenbaum.
Their work has been published regularly in several key venues, including:
G. A. Gole;A. L. Ells;X. Katz;G. Holmstrom
Glen A. Gole;Anna L. Ells;Ximena Katz;Gerd Holmström
A. Garner;I. Ben-Sira;A. Deutman;H. Fledelius
Earl A. Palmer;John T. Flynn;Robert J. Hardy;Dale L. Phelps
Clare Gilbert;Alistair Fielder;Luz Gordillo;Graham Quinn
Michael X Repka;Roy W Beck;Jonathan M Holmes;Eileen E Birch
Thomas Aaberg;Isaac Ben-Sira;Steve Charles;John Clarkson
Michael F. Chiang;Graham E. Quinn;Alistair R. Fielder;Susan R. Ostmo
F. J. Elsas;M. Collins;J. Jones;J. A. Kimble
Jonathan M. Holmes;Elizabeth L. Lazar;B. Michele Melia;William F. Astle
Jonathan M. Holmes;Roy W. Beck;Michael X. Repka;David A. Leske
Jonathan M Holmes;Raymond T Kraker;Roy W Beck;Eileen E Birch
James D. Reynolds;Velma Dobson;Graham E. Quinn;Alistair R. Fielder
Martha J. Farah;Carol Rabinowitz;Graham E. Quinn;Grant T. Liu
Earl A Palmer;Robert J Hardy;Velma Dobson;Dale L Phelps
Jamin S. Brown;Jamin S. Brown;D. Ian Flitcroft;Gui-shuang Ying;Ellie L. Francis
Michael X Repka;Susan A Cotter;Roy W Beck;Raymond T Kraker
Graham E Quinn;Velma Dobson;Jane Kivlin;Lawrence M Kaufman
Graham E. Quinn;Velma Dobson;Michael X. Repka;James Reynolds
Michael X. Repka;David K. Wallace;Roy W. Beck;Raymond T. Kraker
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