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Fraser, George Robert (1932-)

Deafness

<i>The Causes of Profound Deafness in Childhood</i>

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Rubella group

Deaf blind Deaf dumb - Rubella.  Deaf dumb

Thrombocytopenic and familial

Other cases

Preface and Chapter I. Introduction

Chapter II. Deafness with Goiter (Pendred's syndrome)

Chapter III. Deafness with abnormal EKG (Jervell and Lange-Nielsen syndrome)

Chapter IV. Deafness with retinitis pigmentosa (Usher's syndrome)

Chapter V. Other autosomal recessive syndromes including deafness

Chapter VI. X-linked deafness

Chapter VII. Autosomal dominant auditory-pigmentary syndromes

Chapter VIII. Other autosomal dominant syndromes including deafness

Chapter IX. Clinically undifferentiated autosomal Mendelian deafness

Cases for chapters 9 and 10

Chapter X. Deafness as part of non-Mendelian malformation syndromes

Chapter XII.  Perinatally acquired deafness

Chapter XIII. Deafness acquired in infancy and childhood

Chapter XIV. The etiology of deafness of apparently 'unknown' cause

Chapter XV. Comparisons and contrasts between subgroups of the survey

Chapter XVI. Etiological heterogeneity, matings of the deaf, and genetic counselling

Chapter XVII. Conclusions

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Chapter XI. Prenatally acquired deafness

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Chapter XI. Prenatally acquired deafness

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