6 rezultatima
We present the extremely rare case of a male newborn with Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome (BWS) presenting as delayed abdominal wall closure and neonatal intussusception. Fetal ultrasound had shown omphalocele that resolved spontaneously. When feeding was attempted, he had various episodes of vomiting.
Forty-five patients with proved gastrointestinal amyloidosis were examined to study the clinical and pathological features and to determine the correlation with amyloid fibril proteins. The examinations included physical examination, laboratory study, plain X-ray film of the abdomen,
A guideline for early diagnosis of metabolic disorders affecting central nervous system during neonatal and early infancy was presented. Clinical manifestations associated with inborn errors of metabolism in the neonatal period are poor feeding, vomiting, diarrhea, abnormalities in muscle tonus,
BACKGROUND
Acromegaly is an endocrine disorder arising from excessive serum growth hormone levels in adulthood and is characterized by progressive somatic enlargement. Biochemical confirmation is achieved by demonstration of elevated baseline serum growth hormone levels which are not suppressed
We reviewed the clinical records of 769 patients with primary systemic amyloidosis who had been examined at Mayo Clinic Jacksonville (Jacksonville, Florida) or Mayo Clinic Rochester (Rochester, Minnesota) during a 12-year period (1978 through 1989). Of these 769 patients, 59 (8%) had
KIAA2022 is an X-linked intellectual disability (XLID) syndrome affecting males more severely than females. Few males with KIAA2022 variants and XLID have been reported. We present a clinical report of two unrelated males, with two nonsense KIAA2022 pathogenic variants, with profound intellectual