Restrictive dermopathy: Novel ZMPSTE24 mutation and clues for prenatal diagnosis
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T. Mazza | V. Caputo | A. Pizzuti | V. Guida | A. Ferraris | Luca | A. Traversa | A. Giovannetti | E. Marchionni | G. Fatigante | Lucia Menale | Hossein Hozhabri | F. Piceci-Sparascio | Alessandro De
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