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Harlequin foetus in four siblings
The British Journal of Dermatology
|April 1, 1987
Four siblings (three males, one female), affected by harlequin foetus, are presented. Genetic aspects and classification of this variety of ichthyosis are discussed.
Four siblings (three males, one female), affected by harlequin foetus, are presented. Genetic aspects and classification of this variety of ichthyosis are discussed.
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