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Cervical Ribs Are More Prevalent in Stillborn Fetuses than in Live-Born Infants and Are Strongly Associated with Fetal Aneuploidy

28 Jun 2011

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This study was undertaken to determine the prevalence of cervical ribs in stillborn fetuses undergoing autopsy at our institution and to search for significant associations with cervical ribs. European studies have reported an increased prevalence of cervical ribs in patients with childhood cancer and in stillborn fetuses. We reviewed data from autopsies performed at Primary Children's Medical Center, Utah,...

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PMID: 21711209
DOI: 10.2350/11-01-0974-oa.1

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