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Dong Hwan Cha, Jung Shim Choi, Kwang Ho Kim, Hong Ku Lee, Sha Sook Hahn

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1983;26(8):808-811. Published online August 31, 1983

Recently we experienced a case of Fanconist anemia in a 6 years old male child and reported with brief reviews of literatures. The initial symptom was nasal bleeding and pallor which observed between age of 4 years to 6 years. He was microcephaly, His both thumbs were rudimentary. Cystogenic study showed chromosomal breakage. Bone marrow study showed hypocellularity.

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