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Isolated cleft lip and palate: maxillary gap sign and palatino-maxillary diameter at 11–13 weeks

Lachmann et al., 2018

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11376026872497845242
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Lachmann R
Schilling U
Brückmann D
Weichert A
Brückmann A
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Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy

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Objective: To evaluate the maxillary gap sign and describe markers for the first-trimester diagnosis of isolated cleft lip and palate (CLP) at 11–13 weeks. Methods: Firstly, this was a prospective assessment of 1,087 fetuses including 5 cases of isolated CLP in 2 centers …
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