A CASE OF PERSISTANT INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION IN A 7 YEARS OLD GIRL WITH MULTIPLE HEREDITARY EXOSTOSIS AND CRANIOSTENOSIS
Abstract
Key words: intracranial hypertension, multiple hereditary exostosis (MHE) syndrome, craniostenosis, children.
About the Authors
L.M. KuzenkovaRussian Federation
E.M. Mazurina
Russian Federation
O.B. Kondakova
Russian Federation
N.V. Zhurkova
Russian Federation
O.V. Chumakova
Russian Federation
I.M. Abdraziakova
Russian Federation
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Kuzenkova L., Mazurina E., Kondakova O., Zhurkova N., Chumakova O., Abdraziakova I. A CASE OF PERSISTANT INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION IN A 7 YEARS OLD GIRL WITH MULTIPLE HEREDITARY EXOSTOSIS AND CRANIOSTENOSIS. Current Pediatrics. 2007;6(2):143-145.
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