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Distrofia oculofaríngea: primeros casos confirmados por biología molecular

Una enfermedad muscular autosómica dominante con ptosis palpebral sin oftalmoplejía y progresión a disfagia.
Autor/a: Dres. Politei Juan Manuel, Herrera Mariana, Bernath Viviana, Igarreta Pilar, Zalar Alberto 
INDICE:  1. Bibliografía | 2. Bibliografía
Bibliografía

Autores: Politei Juan Manuel1, Herrera Mariana2, Bernath Viviana2, Igarreta Pilar2, Zalar  Alberto3

1: SECCION ENFERMEDADES NEUROMUSCULARES, INSTITUTO NEUROCIENCIAS, FUNDACION FAVALORO. Bs As Argentina

2: LABORATORIO GENDA, Sección Biología molecular, Bs As, Argentina

3: SERVICIO GASTROENTEROLOGIA, HOSPITAL JUAN FERNANDEZ, Bs As, Argentina

Autor Principal (RESPONSABLE): POLITEI JUAN MANUEL: jpolitei@hotmail.com
Sección Enfermedades Neuromusculares Fundación Favaloro. Presidente Luis Saenz Peña 265, Cap Fed, Buenos Aires, Argentina. CP 1110


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