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The EEC Syndrome

Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1974
The term EEC syndrome consists of ectrodactyly (E), ectodermal dysplasia (E), and cleft of the lip and palate (C). The purpose of this report is to describe six new cases of the EEC syndrome. Five of the patients are white and one is a male black. Four of the patients are female and two are male. Two of the four female patients are sisters.
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EEC

Nutrition & Food Science, 1971
The pattern of modern life in the Common Market countries is changing so rapidly that what I thought I knew of France over many years of visiting and serving on the Council of Europe and Western European Union proved to be completely out of date inside the three years since last I took a considered look at that ‘enfant terrible’ of the E.E.C. This fast
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THE UK AND THE EEC

Retail and Distribution Management, 1974
The message from James Lowe's presentation at the FMF Conference came through loud and clear: the UK's performance in comparison with other EEC countries is grim. We are 7th in terms of comparative consumer spending; by 1976 our national income per head will be 7th (with only Italy and Ireland less than ours); and in the growth of private consumption ...
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The EEC syndrome

Clinical dysmorphology, 1996
Analysis of 230 published cases of the EEC syndrome revealed that, besides the cardinal symptoms (ectrodactyly, ectodermal dysplasia and clefting), lacrimal tract abnormalities and urogenital abnormalities are part of this syndrome. Mental retardation and various abnormalities and dysmorphisms of the ears and face, reported in EEC syndrome, do not ...
Roelfsema, NM, Cobben, JM
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Eric/Eece

Childhood Education, 1982
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COMECON and EEC

Res Publica, 1968
Olav Lorents Bergthun   +1 more
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