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November 1979, Vol 133, No. 11 >
Article | November 1979

Radiological Case of the Month FREE

Lionel W. Young, MD; Terry D. King, MD; David Dunn, MD; David Faygenbaum, MD
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Am J Dis Child. 1979;133(11):1191-1193. doi:10.1001/archpedi.1979.02130110099021.
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This infant boy (birth weight, 4.2 kg) was the product of a normal labor and delivery. The pregnancy had been complicated by first trimester hemorrhagic spotting. The mother (gravida 3, para 2, abortus 1) had taken liotrix (Euthroid-½) daily throughout the pregnancy for hypothyroidism diagnosed two years earlier. At age 3 days, the baby was

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Caffey J: Pediatric X-ray Diagnosis , ed 6. Chicago, Year Book Medical Publishers, vol 2, 1972;, pp 1008-1012.
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Mosekilde E:  Stippled epiphyses in the newborn and in infants . Acta Radiol Scand 37:291-307, 1952;.
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Spranger JW, Opitz JM, Bidder U:  Heterogeneity of chrondroplasia punctata . Humangenetik 11:190-212, 1971;.
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Josephson BM, Oriatti MD:  Chrondrodystrophia calcificans congenita . Pediatrics 28:425-435, 1961;.
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Borovsky MP, Arendt J:  Chondrodystrophia calcificans congenita . J Pediatr 24:558-567, 1944;.
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Coughlin EJ, Guare HT, Moskovitz AJ:  Chondrodystrophia calcificans congenita: Case report with autopsy findings . J Bone Joint Surg 32:938-942, 1950;.
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Yakovac WC:  Calcareous chondropathies in the newborn infant . Arch Pathol 57:62-79, 1954;.
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Tasker WG, Mastri AR, Gold HP:  Chondrodystrophia calcificans congenita (dysplasia epiphysalis punctata): Recognition of the clinical picture . Am J Dis Child 119:122-127, 1970;.
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Levine RE, Snyder AA, Sugarman GI:  Ocular involvement in chondrodysplasia punctata . Am J Ophthalmol 77:851-859, 1974;.
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Comings DE, Papazian C, Schoene HR:  Conradi's disease: Chondrodysplasia calcificans congenita, congenital stippled epiphyses . J Pediatr 72:63-69, 1968;.

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References

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Caffey J: Pediatric X-ray Diagnosis , ed 6. Chicago, Year Book Medical Publishers, vol 2, 1972;, pp 1008-1012.
2 +
Mosekilde E:  Stippled epiphyses in the newborn and in infants . Acta Radiol Scand 37:291-307, 1952;.
3 +
Spranger JW, Opitz JM, Bidder U:  Heterogeneity of chrondroplasia punctata . Humangenetik 11:190-212, 1971;.
4 +
Josephson BM, Oriatti MD:  Chrondrodystrophia calcificans congenita . Pediatrics 28:425-435, 1961;.
5 +
Borovsky MP, Arendt J:  Chondrodystrophia calcificans congenita . J Pediatr 24:558-567, 1944;.
6 +
Coughlin EJ, Guare HT, Moskovitz AJ:  Chondrodystrophia calcificans congenita: Case report with autopsy findings . J Bone Joint Surg 32:938-942, 1950;.
7 +
Yakovac WC:  Calcareous chondropathies in the newborn infant . Arch Pathol 57:62-79, 1954;.
8 +
Tasker WG, Mastri AR, Gold HP:  Chondrodystrophia calcificans congenita (dysplasia epiphysalis punctata): Recognition of the clinical picture . Am J Dis Child 119:122-127, 1970;.
9 +
Levine RE, Snyder AA, Sugarman GI:  Ocular involvement in chondrodysplasia punctata . Am J Ophthalmol 77:851-859, 1974;.
10 +
Comings DE, Papazian C, Schoene HR:  Conradi's disease: Chondrodysplasia calcificans congenita, congenital stippled epiphyses . J Pediatr 72:63-69, 1968;.

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