Journal of Medical Genetics · 1991 · 39 citations · 3 references
MedicineAnatomyOrthopaedic SurgeryCraniofacial GrowthHuman GeneticsPediatric OrthopaedicsBone DisordersCongenital Craniofacial AnomaliesCongenital Musculoskeletal DisordersCongenital Orthopedic DisordersCraniofacial AnomaliesSkeletal DysplasiasBone Age MaturationCongenital Lower Extremity AnomaliesCongenital Musculoskeletal MalformationsFacial BonesGlenoid AnatomyShort Stature Genetics
Bilateral microtia, absent patellae, short stature, poor weight gain, and characteristic facial features are described in two female sibs. Other skeletal anomalies included complete habitual dislocation of the elbow, slender ribs and long bones, abnormal modelling of the glenoid fossae with hooked clavicles, and clinodactyly. Bone age was significantly delayed and there was flattening of the epiphyses. This unusual combination of features has many similarities to the syndrome described by Hurst et al.
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Microtia and short stature: a new syndrome.
Brian Cohen, I. Karen Temple, J. C. Symons et al. · Journal of Medical Genetics · 1991 · 39 citations · Full text