A familial cutis laxa syndrome with ultrastructural abnormalities of collagen and elastin.
A familial cutis laxa syndrome with ultrastructural abnormalities of collagen and elastin.
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一种家族性皮肤松弛综合征,伴有胶原蛋白和弹性蛋白超微结构异常。
DOI:
10.1111/1523-1747.ep12523655
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发表时间:
1980
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影响因子:
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通讯作者:
Pinnell,SR
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作者:
Marchase,P;Holbrook,K;Pinnell,SR
MATERIALS AND METHODSCase 1, KG, an 11-yr-old male, the son of SG (see below) and the product of a normal pregnancy and delivery was noted at birth to have a vascular nevus over the dorsal left foot and lower leg as well as the left flank. By age 3, the flank lesion had disappeared. The left leg abnormality became more apparent with varicosities gradually developing as well as leg length inequality and differential foot size. His skin was normal until age 9 when he developed laxity of the flexural skin with rapid progression over 6 mo to total body involvement. There was no history of papules or striae. There were no hernias, joint or skeletal abnormalities, ophthalmologic problems, or pulmonary symptoms. The patient does experience easy bruisability. Physical exam showed a well-developed male with skin that appeared too large for his body and wrinkled markedly in the flexures. There was generalized drooping of the facial and neck skin. The skin was slightly extensible and there were no papules. Atrophic scars were present over both knees. Ophthalmological and cardiac exams were normal. Joint mobility was normal. There was a vascular nevus involving the dorsal left foot and distal leg with multiple varicosities. The left ankle was 0.5 em larger than the right. The left instep was 1 em larger than the right.