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Erratum Erratum H Hamersma, J Gardner and P Beighton. The natural history of sclerosteosis. Clinical Genetics 2003; Vol 63, Issue 3; 192–197. We regret that the incorrect version of figures 1 to 6 were printed in the March issue. The correct figures are reprinted below. Fig. 1. Two affected sisters, R.H. (age 3–on the left), and N.M. (age 4). Both have experienced intermittent facial palsy. Syndactyly of the 2nd and 3rd fingers is evident. Fig. 3. Patient R.H. at 26 years of age: profile. Relative midfacial hypoplasia and proptosis are evident. Craniectomy for elevated intracranial pressure and attempted mandibular reduction operations have been undertaken. Fig. 2. Patient R.H. of Fig. 1 at 26 years of age: full face. Gross overgrowth of the mandible, proptosis, moderate bilateral deafness and bilateral partial facial palsy are present. Fig. 4. Affected siblings: B.E. at 6 and A.E. at age 4. Both have partial facial palsy, hearing loss and mild mandibular overgrowth. Erratum Fig. 5. Patient B.E. of Fig. 4 at 35 years of age. He has deafness, bilateral partial facial palsy and mandibular overgrowth. At this time, he was 190 cm in height and weighed 90 kg. Craniectomy had been undertaken in early http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Clinical Genetics Wiley

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Clinical Genetics , Volume 64 (2) – Aug 1, 2003
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Blackwell Munksgaard, 2003
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0009-9163
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Erratum H Hamersma, J Gardner and P Beighton. The natural history of sclerosteosis. Clinical Genetics 2003; Vol 63, Issue 3; 192–197. We regret that the incorrect version of figures 1 to 6 were printed in the March issue. The correct figures are reprinted below. Fig. 1. Two affected sisters, R.H. (age 3–on the left), and N.M. (age 4). Both have experienced intermittent facial palsy. Syndactyly of the 2nd and 3rd fingers is evident. Fig. 3. Patient R.H. at 26 years of age: profile. Relative midfacial hypoplasia and proptosis are evident. Craniectomy for elevated intracranial pressure and attempted mandibular reduction operations have been undertaken. Fig. 2. Patient R.H. of Fig. 1 at 26 years of age: full face. Gross overgrowth of the mandible, proptosis, moderate bilateral deafness and bilateral partial facial palsy are present. Fig. 4. Affected siblings: B.E. at 6 and A.E. at age 4. Both have partial facial palsy, hearing loss and mild mandibular overgrowth. Erratum Fig. 5. Patient B.E. of Fig. 4 at 35 years of age. He has deafness, bilateral partial facial palsy and mandibular overgrowth. At this time, he was 190 cm in height and weighed 90 kg. Craniectomy had been undertaken in early

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