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January 1, 2002Clinical Dysmorphology

Possible new syndrome of microcephaly with cortical migration defects, Peters anomaly and multiple intestinal atresias: a multiple vascular disruption syndrome

Alan Shanske Judith E. Gurland Joyce N. Mbekeani Jacqueline A. Bello Deborah Campbell Sylvain Kleinhaus

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Abstract

A possible new multiple vascular disruption symdrome is described. The male patient had microcephaly with cortical migration defects, Peters anomaly and multiple inestinal atresias.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa934b407f6ffa79a0c0ab3 https://doi.org/10.1097/00019605-200201000-00014

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