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Sequestrated lung (a case report).

Abstract

The postmortem finding of a sequestrated lung in a neonate is presented. The normal development of the lung and the difficulty of correlating the microscopic appearance of the lung with the cause of death in cases of stillbirth and early postnatal death is discussed.

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K D Bhoola. 1976-07-10. Sequestrated lung (a case report).. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/986692/

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