PAPASH Syndrome with a Pathogenic PSTPIP1 p.(Ala230Thr) Variant: A Case Report of Therapeutic Complexity
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PAPASH syndrome, autoinflammatory syndrome, PSTPIP1, p.(Ala230Thr), PAPASH Syndrome, Syndromic Hidradenitis SuppurativaDownloads
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