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K N Qureshi¹, T A Lees, J Holdsworth

¹Department of Surgery, Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle, United Kingdom.

Journal of Vascular Surgery

|December 31, 1997

Abstract:

A case is reported of a woman with an ischemic arm as a result of damage to the subclavian artery by the clavicular anomaly associated with cleidocranial dysostasis. Only one similar case has been reported previously.

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