Volume 9, Issue 28 (6-2002)
RJMS 2002, 9(28): 89-92 |
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Abdi A. CUTIS LAXA IN AN INFANT WITH BILATERAL DISLOCATION OF HIP. RJMS 2002; 9 (28) :89-92
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ABSTRACT
Cutis laxa is a congenital disorder transmitted as autosomal ressesive and dominate trait. This disorder has an acquired form that develops after febrile illness or skin inflammatory fisease. A 5 month old girl with generalized loose skin and these facial features including a hooked nose with everted nosetrils, long filtrom, high arch palate, wide fontanels, hypertelorism, epicantal folds and antimongloid slants in eyes and umbilical hernia was presented. CXR and echocardiography was normal X-Ray of the hips show bilateral dislocation. Lab study results including CBC. P, Ca, ALP, thyroid function test, U/A and U/C were normal. Pathology study of skin biopsy was compatible with cutis laxa.
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Pediatric Disease
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