Abstract
Twins born with congenital lobar emphysema are reported. This has not previously been described. Diagnosis, surgical management and subsequent course is highlighted. These twins may well be the smallest to have operative treatment.

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Citation Information: Journal of Perinatal Medicine. Volume 28, Issue 2, Pages 155–157, ISSN (Print) 0300-5577, DOI: 10.1515/JPM.2000.022, June 2005
Twins born with congenital lobar emphysema are reported. This has not previously been described. Diagnosis, surgical management and subsequent course is highlighted. These twins may well be the smallest to have operative treatment.
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