1939
DOI: 10.1007/bf02250041
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Dysostosis cleido-cranialis beim Neugeborenen

Abstract: Als Martin im Jahre 1765 zum ersten Male fiber heredit~r bedingte Schltisselbeindefekte berichtete, war yon den der Wissensehaft bekannten Anomalien des Skcletsystems lediglich die Chondrodystrophie und die Osteopsathyrosis bekannt, und aueh als 100 Jahre sps Scheuthauer erkannte, dal~ zu diesem Formenbild in allen F~llen Anomalien der Sch~delverkn6cherung geh6rten, stand unser Wissen yon den Systemerkrankungen des Skeletsystems wenigstens beim Lebenden noch am Anfang einer erst dureh Einsetzen des R6ntgenverf… Show more

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“…Final height attainment was found to be significantly reduced in both males and females with CCD, agreeing with previous observations LHultkrantz, 1908;Anspach and Huepel, 1935;Jackson, 1951;Thomsen and Guttadauro, 1952;DeWeerdt and Wildervanck, 1973;Hasler and Vandermer, 1974;Kerr, 19881 tions in which younger CCD patients were included indicate that birth lengths are normal [Kohler, 1939;Levin and Sonnenschein, 19631, but that height drops off below 2 SD between the ages of 4-8 years [Kempfle, 19651. Metric studies during the growth period in a larger sample of CCD patients is necessary to construct stature "norms" for CCD.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Final height attainment was found to be significantly reduced in both males and females with CCD, agreeing with previous observations LHultkrantz, 1908;Anspach and Huepel, 1935;Jackson, 1951;Thomsen and Guttadauro, 1952;DeWeerdt and Wildervanck, 1973;Hasler and Vandermer, 1974;Kerr, 19881 tions in which younger CCD patients were included indicate that birth lengths are normal [Kohler, 1939;Levin and Sonnenschein, 19631, but that height drops off below 2 SD between the ages of 4-8 years [Kempfle, 19651. Metric studies during the growth period in a larger sample of CCD patients is necessary to construct stature "norms" for CCD.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Studies are required to establish growth norms in early childhood. Whilst birth weights and lengths are normal [Kohler, 1939;Levin and Sonnenschein, 19631, short stature ( -2 SD) is usually apparent between the ages of 4 and 8 years [Kempfle, 19651. Growth retardation has been noted in our proposita in the first year of life, which, if a consistent finding, may include CCD in the differential diagnosis of syndromes with postnatal growth retardation. Body proportions in CCD have not previously been emphasized.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%