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Spengler S et al. – The results exclude a common cryptic chromosomal imbalance in idiopathic SRS patients but show that chromosomal aberrations are relevant in this disease. Thus molecular karyotyping is indicated in SRS and should be included in the diagnostic algorithm.

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