Baquero ÁJF, Tobón RJC, Alzate GDF

Language: Spanish
References: 21
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ABSTRACT

Seckel syndrome is a rare genetic abnormality of autosomal recessive character, we report two cases with this diagnosis of the same family, which is rare; in addition to this it is presumed a third case (stillbirth); describes the morphologic manifestations of this anomaly.

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