2007
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-27492007000100023
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Displasia ectodérmica, ectrodactilia e fissura lábio-palatal: manifestações oculares da síndrome em relato de caso

Abstract: Nota Editorial: Depois de concluída a análise do artigo sob sigilo editorial e com a anuência do Dr. Paulo Ricardo de Oliveira sobre a divulgação de seu nome como revisor, agradecemos sua participação neste processo.

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“…These manifestations include: ectodermal dysplasia such as anatomical or functional abnormalities of the sweat glands 4 , fine, sparse, light-colored hair, nail dystrophy; hypoor anodontia; complete or partial cleft lip-palate; abnormalities in tear ducts and eyes; facial hypoplasia; congenital absence of one or more digits (ectrodactyly) with or without syndactyly and clinodactyly; otological abnormalities; reduced stature; genitourinary malformations; impairment of the central nervous system including hearing loss and/or mental retardation; diffuse skin hypopigmentation and cell nevi. 5 In view of the clinical exuberance of this syndrome, there is usually no need for genetic confirmation. Clinical follow-up should be multidisciplinary and the team should include specialists in dermatology, plastic surgery, ophthalmology, nephrology, odontology, clinical genetics, psychology and other specialities, as required.…”
Section: What Syndrome Is This?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These manifestations include: ectodermal dysplasia such as anatomical or functional abnormalities of the sweat glands 4 , fine, sparse, light-colored hair, nail dystrophy; hypoor anodontia; complete or partial cleft lip-palate; abnormalities in tear ducts and eyes; facial hypoplasia; congenital absence of one or more digits (ectrodactyly) with or without syndactyly and clinodactyly; otological abnormalities; reduced stature; genitourinary malformations; impairment of the central nervous system including hearing loss and/or mental retardation; diffuse skin hypopigmentation and cell nevi. 5 In view of the clinical exuberance of this syndrome, there is usually no need for genetic confirmation. Clinical follow-up should be multidisciplinary and the team should include specialists in dermatology, plastic surgery, ophthalmology, nephrology, odontology, clinical genetics, psychology and other specialities, as required.…”
Section: What Syndrome Is This?mentioning
confidence: 99%