Showing papers on "Anticipation (genetics) published in 1983"
TL;DR: Cutaneous disorders of the paw remain a challenging clinical entity; however, by using a standardized diagnostic method, one can systemically rule in or out the more common causes and objectively establish a working differential diagnosis.
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TL;DR: I read with anticipation the report of the multicenter study by Hull and associates concerning tests used in the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism, hoping that someone had noticed something special about these tests.
Abstract: Excerpt To the editor: I read with anticipation the report of the multicenter study by Hull and associates (1) concerning tests used in the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism, hoping that someone had ...
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01 Jan 1983
TL;DR: A pedigree of dominantly inherited open angle glaucoma shows very clearly the phenomenon of anticipation through four generations and demonstrates the importance of a detailed family screening in cases of simple glAUcoma.
Abstract: A pedigree of dominantly inherited open angle glaucoma shows very clearly the phenomenon of anticipation through four generations. It also demonstrates the importance of a detailed family screening in cases of simple glaucoma.