Mesomelic dysplasia with absence of fibulae and hexadactyly: Nievergelt syndrome or new syndrome?
Mesomelic dysplasia with absence of fibulae and hexadactyly: Nievergelt syndrome or new syndrome?
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中粒发育不良伴腓骨缺失和六指畸形:尼弗格尔特综合征还是新综合征?
DOI:
10.1002/ajmg.1320370104
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发表时间:
1990
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通讯作者:
Hirschhorn,K
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作者:
Petrella,R;Ludman,MD;Rabinowitz,JG;Gilbert,F;Hirschhorn,K
Mesomelic dysplasia is a form of short‐limb dwarfism characterized by disproportionate shortness of the middle segment of all limbs. Included in this category of skeletal disorders is the Nievergelt syndrome, which typically manifests a rhomboidal shape of the tibiae and fibulae, an unusual foot deformity, radio‐ulnar synostosis, and dysplasia of the elbow and knee joints. We describe a patient with mesomelic dysplasia with findings suggestive of the Nievergelt syndrome and with absence of fibulae and hexadactyly.