[Incidence of occult lumbro-sacral spina bifida in parents of children with spina bifida (concerning 80 pairs of parents with affected children)].
Anne‐Elie Carsin, Hubert Journel, M. Roussey, B. Le Marec
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Anne‐Elie Carsin, Hubert Journel, M. Roussey, B. Le Marec
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Authors examined 80 pairs of parents with affected children with spina-bifida. They compared the incidence of spina-bifida occulta in parents and in 211 controls. The conclusion is: there is no increased incidence of spina-bifida occulta in parents of spina-bifida.
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Authors examined 80 pairs of parents with affected children with spina-bifida. They compared the incidence of spina-bifida occulta in parents and in 211 controls. The conclusion is: there is no increased incidence of spina-bifida occulta in parents of spina-bifida.
Key concepts: Spina bifida, Spina bifida occulta, Incidence (geometry), Medicine, Pediatrics, Occult, Pathology, Optics