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doi: 10.1007/BF02730935.
Fetal Ebstein anomaly--a rare cause of non-immune hydrops
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Fetal Ebstein anomaly--a rare cause of non-immune hydrops
Indian J Pediatr.
1996 Nov-Dec.
Abstract
A rare case of fetal Ebstein anomaly presenting as non-immune hydrops fetalis at 28 weeks of gestation is reported along with its review of literature.
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