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Lawrence F. Nazarian
Pediatrics in Review September 2003, 24 (9) 319;
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Drs. David Stone and Khalid Kamal pointed out a discrepancy in the discussion of Case 3 in the April 2003 issue (page 142). The second sentence under “Lessons for the Clinician” should read, “The diagnosis may be suggested antenatally by the finding of a low uE3 level on maternal serum screening.”

In the January 2003 issue (page 30), in the discussion of Case 5, …

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