Familial agenesis of the cerebellar vermis
NeurologyPublished 1 September 1969Open access
Marie Joubert, Jean-Jacques Eisenring, Jennifer Preston, Frédérick Andermann
Citations647
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SJR score2.40
SNIP1.82
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Abstract
month-old French Canadian boy, was admitted to the Montreal ChiIdren's Hospital on Oct. 9, 1967, for evaluation of abnormal breathing and developmental retardation.He was the last of six children in his sibship, born after regnancy.Forceps were used during a delivery.nomdTrl ere was no history of trauma or anoxia at birth; however, his breathing, even at birth, was abnormally rapid.He smiled early.
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NeurologyFamilial agenesis of the cerebellar vermis
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