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DiGeorge’s syndrome is characterized by partial or complete absence of the parathyroid gland and
thymus gland and often associated with the cardiovascular and craniofacial anomalies.
A-22-days old male infant, delivered without complications at term after a normal pregnancy,
developed irritability, feeding difficulties, dyspnea and convulsion. He was characterized by a low-set,
malformed right ear, short philtrum of the upper lip, absence of the thymic... |
