The 4p- syndrome--an autopsy study
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Human Pathology
|November 1, 1980
Abstract:
The autopsy of an infant with the 4p- or Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome revealed visceral abnormalities not previously described, i.e., agencies of the gallbladder and spleen. The parents' chromosomes were normal.
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