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. 1965 Feb;55(Suppl 2):nil3, 1-44.

UNTREATED CONGENITAL HIP DISEASE

A STUDY OF THE EPIDEMIOLOGY, NATURAL HISTORY, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE DISEASE IN A NAVAJO POPULATION

David L Rabin, Clifford R Barnett, William D Arnold, Robert H Freiberger, Gyla Brooks
PMCID: PMC1256104  PMID: 14275466

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