FATCO syndrome: a new case and review of the literature
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F. Hazan | Nagehan Katipoğlu | Ş. Çalkavur | S. Arslanoğlu | F. Kılıç | Ö. Olukman | Esin Kantekin | Ümran Hekimoğlu
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