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Congenital aphallia: From embryology to management - a focused minireview. [PDF]

World J Clin Pediatr
Nahid E, Ahmad MF, Shafique MA.
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Severe Craniofacial Involvement Due to Amniotic Band Sequence

Fetal and Pediatric Pathology, 2018
Disruptive amniotic band sequence (DABS) is a sporadic, non-familial disorder with unclear etiology. Diagnosis is based on clinical features because there is currently no reliable laboratory diagnostic tests.We describe six cases of DABS with severe craniofacial deformations, three with and three without classical constrictive limb deformation.The ...
Luis E Figuera, Eunice López-Muñoz
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Amniotic Band Sequence

2018
Joses A. Jain, Karin M. Fuchs
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Atypical Presentation of Amniotic Band Sequence

American Journal of Medical Genetics, Part A, 2001
Amniotic Band Sequence (ABS) is a disruption sequence that results in a variable group of abnormalities secondary to the disruption process and subsequent deformations. The incidence of ABS ranges from 1:1,200 to 1:15,000 live-born, and is even higher in still-born [Froster and Baird, 1993: Am J Med Genet 46:497-500]. The pathophysiology of ABS remains
O A, Bodamer, E J, Popek, C, Bacino
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Amniotic Band Sequence

NeoReviews, 2005
After completing this article, readers should be able to: 1. Identify the clinical spectrum of defects seen in amniotic band sequence. 2. Describe possible mechanisms involved in the formation of defects. 3. Formulate a differential diagnosis for amniotic band sequence.
Elaine Zackai
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Case series: Amniotic band sequence with craniofacial abnormalities

Birth Defects Research, 2019
AbstractBackgroundTo objectively describe craniofacial, visual, and neurological features associated with amniotic band syndrome (ABS) and discuss likely associated multifactorial etiology.MethodsA retrospective review of patients identified with ABS and concomitant limb involvement and craniofacial features was conducted.
Shelby Lies, Terri Beckwith, Janith Mills, Lesley Butler, Marybeth Ezaki, Scott Oishi   +5 more
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Amniotic Band Sequence: Streeter's Hypothesis Reexamined

American Journal of Medical Genetics, Part A, 1992
AbstractRecently published reports of 54 subjects with the amniotic band syndrome (ABS) were reviewed, paying particular attention to internal anomalies. Evidence from the internal anomalies suggests that in most cases reviewed, damage occurred in a definable time period, probably prior to 26 days postconception and before the establishment of ...
J S Bamforth
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Limb Body Wall Complex and Amniotic Band Sequence in Sibs

American Journal of Medical Genetics, Part A, 2007
AbstractWe report on a woman who gave birth consecutively to an infant with limb body wall complex (LBWC) and then to an infant with amniotic band sequence (ABS). This paper reviews the different etiological hypotheses and the classification problems for the amniotic band diseases.
Didier Lacombe
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