Osteogenesis imperfecta type VII: an autosomal recessive form of brittle bone disease
Authors:
- F RauchFRF Rauch
- R TraversRTR Travers
- G ChabotGCG Chabot
- E.M AzouzEAE.M Azouz
- L LalicLLL Lalic
- P.J RoughleyPRP.J Roughley
- F.H GlorieuxFGF.H Glorieux
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