Displasia spondiloepimetafisaria con lassità articolare, tipo leptodattilico OMIM 603546
Displasia spondiloepimetafisaria con lassità articolare,
tipo leptodattilico OMIM 603546
E' una displasia scheletrica rara legata a mutazioni del gene KIF22 che mappa sul cromosoma 16p11. E' caratterizzata da bassa statura e lassità legamentosa generalizzata. Le caratteristiche ecografiche sono micromelia moderata, ipoplasia medio facciale, ginocchio valgo e/o varo, lievi deformità della colonna vertebrale.
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