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Ectopia Cordis in a 35 Day Old Human Embryo [PDF]
One of the major, though fortunately rare, abnormalities of human intrauterine development is a condition known as ectopia cordis. It was first described by the Swiss poet, physician and naturalist Haller in 1706.
Enzmann, E. V. +2 more
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Asociación de ectopia cordis con pentalogía de Cantrell a partir de variantes en el gen ALDH1A2. [PDF]
Objetivo: Identificar la relación de variantes en el gen ALDH1A2 con la ectopia cordis descrita en los pacientes con pentalogía de Cantrell. Materiales y métodos: Según la declaración PRISMA, se realizó una búsqueda sistematizada de la literatura en ...
Jiménez-Müller, Hana +2 more
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Ectopia cordis associated with Cantrell′s pentalogy
Cantrell′s pentalogy with ectopia cordis is an extremely rare and lethal congenital anomaly, with a reported incidence of 1:100000 births in developed countries. We report a neonate who presented with ectopia cordis along with cleft lower sternum,
Kumar Basant +3 more
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Images of Extremely Rare Cantrell Phenomenon
We present a case of a neonate born with prenatal diagnosis of Cantrell syndrome and ectopia cordis. This extremely rare congenital disorder underscores the significant need for multimodality imaging to plan further management.
Artur Fabijan +4 more
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PHACES syndrome and ectopia cordis [PDF]
PHACES syndrome is a spectrum of anomalies, P, posterior fossa anomalies as Dandy-Walker malformation; H, hemangioma; A, arterial lesions of the head and neck (the most commonly detected include dysplasia, aberrant origin or course, hypoplasia, and absence or agenesis); C, cardiac abnormalities as aortic coarctation; E, abnormalities of the eye and S ...
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GUÍA PEDAGÓGICA: PATOLOGÍA POR SISTEMAS [PDF]
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GUTIERREZ CASTILLO ADRIANA DEL CARMEN +2 more
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Ectopia CordisEctopia Cordis is a very rare congenital abnormality worldwide. Two Neonates with this condition were seen at the University Teaching Hospital, Lusaka, Zambia in a period of 25 years (1980 -2005).
Bowa, K., Kamfumache, E., Munkonge, L.
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