Things digeorge often describes (“digeorge ________”)
syndrome,
sequence,
anomaly,
region,
phenotype,
patients,
syndromes,
locus,
gene,
anomalad,
concurrence,
a.m.,
absence,
complex,
patient,
loci
How digeorge often is described (“________ digeorge”)
complete,
partial,
atypical
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