Klippel-Feil Syndrome With Isolated Facial Dysmorphism: A Clinical Conundrum With Resemblance to Adenoid Facies
Nimisha Patil,
Shraddha Jain,
Nikhil Kumar
et al.
Abstract:Klippel-Feil syndrome (KFS) is a triad comprising cervical spine fusion, a low posterior hairline, and constrained neck movement. This triad is not universally present. The most frequent accompaniment is Sprengel's scapula deformity. According to the Feil classification, Class 1 (C1) is an immense fusion of many cervical vertebrae, Class 2 (C2) is a fusion of one or two vertebrae only, and Class 3 (C3) is coupled with thoracic and lumbar spinal vertebral fusion in addition to the fusion of the cervical vertebr… Show more
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