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Disease: Diprosopia

  • A case of double monster--duplicitas anterior with diprosopia
  • Brain malformations in diprosopia observed in clinical cases, museum specimens and artistic representations
  • Dicephalous v. diprosopus sharks: record of a two-headed embryo of Galeus atlanticus and review of the literature
  • Dicephaly and diprosopia with defects in body cavity development
  • Dicephaly and diprosopia with defects in the development of the body cavity
  • Diprosopia in a cat
  • Diprosopia revisited in light of the recognized role of neural crest cells in facial development
  • Diprosopia triorbitaria and prosopothoracopagia (contribution to the problem of teratologic illustrations)
  • Diprosopia/dicephalia in calves in northern Italy: clinical and aetio-pathological features
  • Diprosopus (partially duplicated head) associated with anencephaly: a case report
  • Diprosopus triophthalmus. From ancient terracotta sculptures to spiral computer tomographic reconstruction
  • Diprosopus: A Rare Case of Craniofacial Duplication and a Systematic Review of the Literature
  • Symmetrical parapagus diprosopus tetrophthalmos in a bovine calf, with computed tomography imaging, and review of craniofacial duplications
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