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Phenotype and genotype of 87 patients with Mowat–Wilson syndrome and recommendations for care

K. Devriendt | G. Scarano | A. Toutain | R. Møller | A. Bayat | E. Obersztyn | D. Lacombe | M. Adam | S. Savasta | C. Pantaleoni | L. Garavelli | R. Śmigiel | M. Zenker | A. Rauch | C. Zweier | A. Renieri | F. Mari | G. Santen | G. Cocchi | A. Selicorni | M. Silengo | F. Faravelli | C. Baldo | S. Moutton | D. Formisano | B. Callewaert | L. Iughetti | I. Mammi | M. Zollino | J. Breckpot | T. D. Hjortshøj | G. Sorge | E. Abdalla | M. Pollazzon | A. Fiumara | L. Tarani | F. Rivieri | I. Prpić | D. De Brasi | J. Nielsen | E. Ricci | S. Caraffi | I. Ivanovski | P. Accorsi | L. Giordano | R. Epifanio | Federico Raviglione | N. Zanotta | D. Cordelli | A. Iodice | S. Bigoni | P. Muschke | O. Djuric | A. Kutkowska-Kaźmierczak | K. Szczałuba | P. Ajmone | M. Badura-Stronka | M. Grasso | S. Rosato | G. Cuturilo | E. Valera | S. Grønborg | L. Spaccini | L. G. Tone | A. Conidi | S. Vergano | I. Schanze | M. L. Poch-Olive | A. Trimouille | Caterina Lo Rizzo | B. Malbora | M. Baldi | M. Dinulos | A. Pellicciari | Vladimir Kuburović | A. Luchetti | Daniela Santodirocco | Federico Bonvicini | Giulia Montorsi | M. A. Pisanti | G. Santen | Ivan Ivanovski | Roberta Epifanio

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