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The syndrome of inv dup (15): clinical, electroencephalographic, and imaging findings.
Journal of child neurology - 1 Jun 2000
Buoni S, Sorrentino L, Farnetani M A, Pucci L, Fois A
Abstract excerpt
The clinical and laboratory data of four pediatric patients and one adult patient with inverted duplication (inv dup) (15) are reported. The most evident findings were dysmorphic features with frontal bossing; genital abnormalities, such as macropenis or hypospadias; mental retardation; autistic behavior; and seizures. Two additional adults with inv dup (15) from other institutions were also diagnosed in our...
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