Reyes BK, Martínez VI, García GC, Martínez NY

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RESUMEN

La pentalogía de Cantrell fue descrita por vez primera en 1958, y consiste en 5 defectos. Tiene una incidencia estimada de 5,5 por 1 millón de nacidos vivos, y su patogénesis no está esclarecida. Se presenta un caso en el que se diagnosticó prenatalmente este defecto de baja frecuencia.

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