Trisomy 18 caused by isochromosome 18p and 18q formation: Is there a milder phenotype?
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A. Conti | F. Fabbrini | R. Genesio | G. Maruotti | L. Mazzarelli | P. Martinelli | R. Napolitano | G. Mallia Milanes | Floriana Fabbrini
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