Breast cancer risk is not increased in individuals with <i>TWIST1</i> mutation confirmed Saethre–Chotzen syndrome: An Australian multicenter study
Paul A. James(The Royal Melbourne Hospital), Tony Roscioli(New South Wales Department of Health), David Mowat(UNSW Sydney), Glenda Mullan(Prince of Wales Hospital), Kathy Tucker(UNSW Sydney), Bronwyn Culling(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), Simon T. Cliffe(Prince of Wales Hospital), George Elakis(New South Wales Department of Health), Mark A. Jenkins(The University of Melbourne), Meredith Wilson(Children's Hospital at Westmead), Anne Turner(Sydney Children's Hospital), Michael F. Buckley(New South Wales Department of Health), Ravi Savarirayan(Royal Children's Hospital), Peter J. Anderson(Women's and Children's Hospital), Melody Caramins(UNSW Sydney)
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