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Lumbar hernia in a newborn revealing Lumbo-costovertebral syndrome.

La Tunisie medicale - 1 Jul 2017

Ben Hamida Nouaili Emira, Ayadi Imen, Boukhris Riadh, Marrakchi Zahra

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