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Toluene embryopathy: delineation of the phenotype and comparison with fetal alcohol syndrome.

Pediatrics - 1 Feb 1994

Pearson M A, Hoyme H E, Seaver L H, Rimsza M E

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OBJECTIVE: To determine if maternal toluene abuse produces any structural or developmental disabilities in the developing fetus, a cohort of toluene-exposed infants was ascertained and examined. METHODOLOGY: Eighteen infants with a history of in utero toluene exposure were examined at birth. Nine of these infants were reexamined 3 to 36 months after their initial evaluations. The clinical findings in these...

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