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Congenital heart disease in partial trisomy 8p with special reference to pulmonary hypertension in two siblings

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Chen, S., de Mello, D.E. Congenital heart disease in partial trisomy 8p with special reference to pulmonary hypertension in two siblings. Pediatr Cardiol 17, 204–205 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02505217

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