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The first two cases, reported in Australia of Ot-Palao-Digitalsyyndrome, in two half brothers are described. They show the most severe X-ray changes ever reported in this syndrome, and were already full-blown in one of the brothers who was radiographed at the age of 1 day. These two cases also broaden our clinical and radiographic spectrum of the disease.
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Kozlowski, K., Turner, T., Scougall, J. et al. Oto-Palato-Digital syndrome with swvere X-ray changes in two half brothers. Pediatr Radiol 6, 97–102 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00973530
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