A Case Report of Harlequin Ichtyosis 

The harlequin fetus is the most severe type of congenital ichtyosis in which fetus suffers from chapped thick skin, abnormal face appearance, increased or decreased body temperature, respiratory distress, malnutrition, decreased sodium level, convulsion and infection. It happens once every 300 000 b...

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Main Authors: Shahrbanoo Salehin (Author), Ahmad Azizimoghadam (Author), Mohamad Babaeipour Divshali (Author)
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Published: Tehran University of Medical Sciences, 2012-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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