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. 1967 Mar;29(2):268–275. doi: 10.1136/hrt.29.2.268

Absent inferior vena cava, symmetrical liver, splenic agenesis, and situs inversus, and their embryology.

M Campbell, D C Deuchar

PMCID: PMC459143 PMID: 5336120

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