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Rev Mex Pediatr 2009; 76 (3)


Síndrome dismórfico con anomalías congénitas múltiples: Clasificación actual

Aviña FJA, Terence WB

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 22
Paginas: 132-135
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RESUMEN

La clasificación actual de las enfermedades con malformaciones congénitas múltiples considera cuatro grupos: síndrome, secuencia, complejo y asociación, de esta manera es posible tener el diagnóstico clínico de estas dismorfias y su posible explicación fisiopatogénica, a pesar de las variaciones fenotípicas de los pacientes afectados por un mismo síndrome. El empleo de esta clasificación facilita el diagnóstico temprano de estas enfermedades y explica la patogénesis implicada en ellas.


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