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Dorfman-Chanarin syndrome: case report with multisystem involvement.

Mossaab Hassoun, Zein Zaher El, Peter Noun, Mona Beani, Hassan Fakhoury, Pierre Mouawad, and Adlette Inati

Pediatr Ann 37(5):353-7, 359-60 (2008) PMID 18543546

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