QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF DERMATOGLYPHICS (3) Patients with Congenital Heart Disease, and Their Parents

Gotō, Masakatsu; Onouchi, Zenshiro; Tomisawa, Munehiko; Nakata, Kazuyasu; Goto, Mari; Kusunoki, Tomoichi

doi:10.1253/jcj.43.9

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“…Properly matched controls are also important. For example, the studies of Goto et a1 [37], utilizing predominantly male medical student controls, are suspect because the trait analyzed differs between men and women. Finally, statistical significance can not be equated with clinical significance.…”

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Dermatoglyphics in medicine—problems and use in suspected chromosome abnormalities

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1981

Am. J. Med. Genet.

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Dermatoglyphic findings in patients with chromosome abnormalities are reviewed including the more common aneuploidies and recently recognized deficiency and duplication syndromes. Tables of dermatoglyphic changes are provided to help in the diagnosis of patients with suspected chromosome abnormalities. Finally, problems of dermatoglyphic nomenclature and statistics are considered. It is emphasized that dermatoglyphics should be used in conjunction with the physical examination rather than as an independent diagnostic test.

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Dermatoglyphics in medicine—problems and use in suspected chromosome abnormalities

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1981

Am. J. Med. Genet.

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“…Publications on dermatoglyphs in congenital heart disease are no exception, and all previous studies'- 34 suffer from at least one of the major deficiencies listed below. These faults are to be found in many other dermatoglyphic studies.…”

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Dermatoglyphs in congenital heart disease.

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1981

Journal of Medical Genetics

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QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF DERMATOGLYPHICS (3) Patients with Congenital Heart Disease, and Their Parents

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Dermatoglyphics in medicine—problems and use in suspected chromosome abnormalities

Dermatoglyphics in medicine—problems and use in suspected chromosome abnormalities

Dermatoglyphs in congenital heart disease.

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