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Bent spine syndrome: a phenotype of dysferlinopathy or a symptomatic DYSF gene mutation carrier.

European neurology - 1 Jan 2012

Gáti István, Danielsson Olof, Gunnarsson Cecilia, Vrethem Magnus, Häggqvist Bo, Fredriksson Bengt-Arne, Landtblom Anne-Marie

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PMID: 22517428
DOI: 10.1159/000336265

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DYSF

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