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Coarctation in the Marfan Syndrome
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1964The Marfan syndrome is now recognized as a heritable disorder of connective tissue that usually follows a simple mendelian dominant pattern of Transmission. 1 Manifestations of the abnormality are quite variable but are seen most often in the cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, and ocular systems. Coarctation of the aorta is not one of the common findings
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AORN Journal, 1986
Marfan's patients share the same problems as anyone with a lifelong, progressive, hereditary condition. The more knowledgeable an individual is about his disease and the more willing he is to accept the responsibility for his own well-being, the more control he has over his life. Medical and life insurance is not a luxury, but an absolute must.
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Marfan's patients share the same problems as anyone with a lifelong, progressive, hereditary condition. The more knowledgeable an individual is about his disease and the more willing he is to accept the responsibility for his own well-being, the more control he has over his life. Medical and life insurance is not a luxury, but an absolute must.
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Circulating Transforming Growth Factor-β in Marfan Syndrome
Circulation, 2009Julie de Backer +2 more
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