Die erblich-konstitutionellen morphologischen Anomalien der Leukocyten

Undritz, E

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-65647-7_7

Blut Und Blutkrankheiten 1974

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-65647-7_7

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Die erblich-konstitutionellen morphologischen Anomalien der Leukocyten

E Undritz¹

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“…The combination of these clinical manifestations represents an as far as known undescribed syndrome. The patient concerned was mentioned by U ndritz [1] under the designation of Plum's syndrome, and by Warburg [2], but the case history has not previously been published. …”

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Defective Maturation of Granulocytes, Retinal Cysts and Multiple Skeletal Malformations in a Mentally Retarded Girl

Plum¹,

Warburg²,

Danielsen³

1978

Acta Haematol

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A case of congenital malformations of the extremities (deformed thumbs and great toes, dislocation of the hips, limitation of motion of the joints of the lower extremities), bilateral microphthalmia, bilateral retinal cysts, cerebral atrophy epilepsy, severe physical and mental retardation and monolobed neutrophil granulocytes is reported. A similar clinical picture has not previously been described. We assume that the patient suffers from a sublethal genetic disorder.

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Defective Maturation of Granulocytes, Retinal Cysts and Multiple Skeletal Malformations in a Mentally Retarded Girl

Plum¹,

Warburg²,

Danielsen³

1978

Acta Haematol

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Blindness in mentally retarded children

Warburg¹

1975

Doc Ophthalmol

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Blindness in mentally retarded children

Warburg¹

1975

Doc Ophthalmol

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A preliminary survey of the causes of blindness in mentally retarded children in Denmark showed that 50% of the children had optic atrophy, 12.5% had cataract while tapeto-retinal degenerations, other malformation and retrolental fibroplasia each represents 8-9% of the causes of blindness. The survey, was done through written notification and some patients with tapeto-retinal degenerations might have been wrongly diagnosed.

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Die erblich-konstitutionellen morphologischen Anomalien der Leukocyten

Cited by 3 publications

References 136 publications

Defective Maturation of Granulocytes, Retinal Cysts and Multiple Skeletal Malformations in a Mentally Retarded Girl

Defective Maturation of Granulocytes, Retinal Cysts and Multiple Skeletal Malformations in a Mentally Retarded Girl

Blindness in mentally retarded children

Blindness in mentally retarded children

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