Family implications of neonatal Gorlin's syndrome.

D G Evans; D G Sims; D Donnai

Family implications of neonatal Gorlin's syndrome.

D G Evans
, D G Sims
, D Donnai

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Abstract

Two very preterm infants (born at 29 and 25 weeks, respectively) were found to have abnormal ribs. Though this was thought unimportant at the time, it was subsequently shown to indicate that some members of their families had a dominantly inherited risk of developing skin cancer and other serious problems.

Original language	English
Journal	Archives of Disease in Childhood
Volume	66
Issue number	10 Spec No
Publication status	Published - Oct 1991

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Family implications of neonatal Gorlin's syndrome.

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