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Christina Spencer1, Ligiane A Machado-Paula1, Fang Qian1

  • 1University of Iowa.

medRxiv : the preprint server for health sciences
|January 8, 2026
PubMed
概括

在不对称的双边裂唇中,左侧通常是完整的. 虽然单边裂没有表现出对完整性的偏好,但种族,种族和性别显著影响了裂严重程度的模式.

关键词:
不对称的裂不对称双边的裂是双边的裂唇和 palatal 裂口 唇和 palatal 裂口是指唇和 palatal 裂口之间存在的裂口.裂严重程度 裂严重程度完整性 完整性 完整性拉哈斯哈拉尔 (LAHSHALAL) 是一个城市.横向性 横向性 横向性单边口唇裂纹 单边口唇裂纹

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