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Interrupted inferior vena cava in asplenia syndrome and a review of the hereditary patterns of visceral situs abnormalities.
American Journal of Cardiology 1998 January 2
We present the clinical and postmortem findings of the first photographically documented case of asplenia and interrupted inferior vena cava and the anatomic findings of 5 previously reported cases. A brief review of the various hereditary patterns of visceral situs abnormalities suggests that, at least in some cases, the asplenia and polysplenia syndromes are etiologically and pathogenetically interrelated.
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