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Erratum to: Indian J Pediatr (2016) 83(10):1141–1149
DOI 10.1007/s12098–016–2205-0
This review article contained a few inadvertent errors. In Table 1, “Rubinstein Taybi syndrome” and on Page 4, under Case 1, line 16, “dysmorphism” have been misspelt. On Page 2, line 7 should read as “Down syndrome is the most important and common cause of ID (6-8% of the cases).” On Page 5, under Case 3, line 1 should read as “A 9-y-old boy was on follow up since 6 mo of age for severe intellectual disability.” On Page 6, under the heading “Recommended approach to diagnosis in GDD/ID”, point no. 2 should read as “Based on the evaluation the tentative diagnosis/ differential diagnoses are made.” On Page 7, the 6th point should read as “Metabolic tier 1 screening as per Table 2” (instead of Fig. 1).
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Puri, R.D., Tuteja, M. & Verma, I.C. Erratum to: Genetic Approach to Diagnosis of Intellectual Disability. Indian J Pediatr 84, 256 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12098-016-2252-6
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