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JACPOC 1994 Vol 28, Num 2


38 The Upsurge in Phocomelic Congenital Anomalies

40 Frequency of the Congenital Defect-Anomalies of the Extremities in the Federal Republic of Germany
PROF. DR. OSCAR HEPP, Director

50 U.S. Group Visits Europe to Study Outbreak of Congenital Malformations

51 Congenital Anomalies of the Extremities, Nomenclature and the Thalidomide Episode
CHESTER A. SWINYARD, M.D., PH.D., Director

59 The Phocomelic Problem in West Germany
WILLIAM A. TOSBERG, CP & 0, Technical Director

62 The Increase in the Incidence of Malformed Babies in the German Federal Republic (West Germany) During the Years 1959-1962
CHARLES H. FRANTZ, M.D., Medical Co-Director

74 Management of Congenital Deformities, Including Thalidomide Children, in Great Britain
MIROSLAW VITALI, M.D., Medical Officer

79 The Mental and Emotional Development of the Thalidomide Children and the Psychological Reactions of the Mothers A Follow-Up Study
THERESE GOUIN-DECARIE, PH.D., Psychological Consultant

84 The Thalidomide Project: Five Years of Research
THERESE GOUIN DeCARIE, PH.D.

88 Book Review ABNORMALITY AND NORMALITY: THE MOTHERING OF THALIDOMIDE CHILDREN
Ethel Roskies, Ph.D. Cornell University Press, Ithaca, 1972. 347 pages. Price: $12.50

92 Thalidomide Children; Thirty Years Later
ERNST MARQUARDT, MD ED. JOHN R. FISK, MD

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