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SUMMARY A case of amaurotic family idiocy is described in which lipid storage disease of bone marrow closely resembling Gaucher's disease developed. The bone changes became evident at the age of twenty‐one years, thirteen years after the neurological condition had been recognized. The literature relevant to the case is reviewed and its significance discussed.
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