Polyneuropathy, scoliosis, tall stature, and oligodontia represent novel features of the interstitial 6p deletion phenotype
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T. Strom | M. Hempel | B. Neubauer | B. Zirn | A. Hahn | Núria Rivera-Brugués | A. Köhler | J. Wagenstaller
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