Sonography of the Zellweger syndrome.
Sonography of the Zellweger syndrome.
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齐薇格综合征的超声检查。
DOI:
10.7863/jum.1988.7.3.169
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发表时间:
1988
影响因子:
2.3
通讯作者:
E. Graviss
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文献类型:
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作者:
A. Luisiri;C. Sotelo‐Avila;M. Silberstein;E. Graviss
Case 1 A 6-day-old white infant girl was transferred to Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital for evaluation of dysmorphism. She was born to a G2, P2, AbO, mother by spontaneous vaginal delivery. The parents were not consanguineous and another sibling was normal and healthy. Her birth weight of 2050 g placed her below the 5th percentile. Her estimated gestational age was 36 weeks by Dubowitz, but 39 weeks by date. Head circumference was 325 em (50th percentile) with a wide and full anterior fontanelle (4 X 4 em) and separated sutures. She had narrow palpebral fissures and demonstrated hypertelorism. Her ears were low set and her skin was icteric, coarse, and wrinkled. There was no organomegaly. She had large labia minora, a prominent clitoris, and an imperforate anus with an anterior perineal-vagino-rectal fistula. Her extremities dem~ onstrated a left simian crease, bilateral clinodactyly and bilatA era] club feet. Neurological examination revealed hypotonia, absent Moro and gTasp reflexes, and a poor sucking reflex. A skeletal survey demonstrated irregular calcifications in and around both patellae, a small focus of calcification in both greater trochanters, in the left triradiate cartilage and in the left