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Hemiplegia

Inheritance patterns and prenatal diagnosis

Inheritance patterns
In general none. However, in one or two very rare instances there may be a genetic factor.

Prenatal diagnosis
None

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Medical text written October 1999 by Hemi-Help. Approved October 1999 by Professor Robert Goodman. Last reviewed January 2004 by Professor Robert Goodman, Professor of Brain and Behaviour, Institute of Psychiatry, London, UK.

 

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