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DELETION ON SHORT ARMS OF A B-CHROMOSOME WITHOUT "CRI DU CHAT" SYNDROME.
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Cry score--an aid in infant diagnosis.
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[THE CRYING CAT SYNDROME: A FURTHER CASE].
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[PARTIAL DELETION OF THE SHORT ARM OF THE 5 CHROMOSOME: THE 5TH CASE OF CRYING CAT SYNDROME].
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CHROMOSOMAL AUTORADIOGRAPHY IN THE CRI DU CHAT SYNDROME.
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PARTIAL DELETION OF THE SHORT ARM OF CHROMOSOME 5. "LE CRI DU CHAT". ANOTHER EXAMPLE.
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[THE CRYING CAT SYNDROME].
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CRI DU CHAT SYNDROME. (A CASE REPORT).
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[Case report of crying cat syndrome].
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[The infant cry and its diagnostic significance].
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Pathologic crying as a prominent behavioral manifestation of central pontine myelinolysis.
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Forced crying and laughing; treatment with atropine and atropine-like agents.
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Enlarged B-group chromosome (4-5). Association with the cri du chat syndrome.
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Cervical hernia of the lung associated with the cri du chat syndrome.
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Persistent cervical thymus, apparent only with crying.
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Dry cry: a new definition for old criteria in dehydrated children.
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