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Phenotypic familial aggregation in chronic chilblains.
Family practice - 1 Oct 2016
Souwer Ibo H, Smaal Deborah, Bor Jacobus H J, Knoers Nine, Lagro-Janssen Antoine L M
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BACKGROUND: Our clinical observations and two earlier studies indicate familial clustering to be involved in chronic chilblains. Demonstrating phenotypic familial aggregation is a next step to investigate the origin of familial clustering. OBJECTIVE: This study was initiated to assess evidence for phenotypic familial aggregation in chronic chilblains. METHODS: Using a case-control family design in a primary care...
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