Sindrome Femoro-Facciale Femoral-Facial Syndrome OMIM 134780

Sindrome Femoro-Facciale   Femoral-Facial Syndrome   OMIM 134780

 

E' una malattia genetica rara caratterizzata da nanismo, palatoschisi e facies peculiare.  Il nanismo è dovuto ad ipoplasia ed incurvamento bilaterale e simmetrico del femore; il femore può essere ipoplasico o assente. La facies è caratteristica: naso corto, radice del naso allargata, micrognatia, palatoschisi, labbro superiore sottile, orecchie allungate ed inclinate posteriormente. Si osserva anche piede torto.

La diagnosi ecografica si basa su:
1) ipoplasia/aplasia femore
2) palatoschisi
3) naso corto
4) micrognatia
5) piede torto

 

Bibliografia

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