Pediatric and systemic syndromes
Aicardi syndrome
1:457 visual cues2 clinical photos
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- Eye-cardAicardi syndrome
- X armsX-linked dominant inheritance
- Girls + robotAlmost exclusively females; Typically lethal in males
- MedallionsChorioretinal lacunae; Round or oval depigmented lesions
- Missing bridgeAgenesis of the corpus callosum
- KeyholeOptic nerve coloboma; Optic-disc abnormalities
- Spasming infantInfantile spasms; Completes the classic triad
- ReviewEvery marker, in order
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Sirek Sebastian, Filipek Erita, Wójcik–Niklewska Bogumiła, Pojda-Wilczek Dorota, Mrukwa-Kominek Ewa. Ocular features in Aicardi syndrome: A case report. Figure 1, lacunae crop.
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Muacevic Alexander, Adler John R, Bannour Imen, Guerbej Ekram, Abbassi Hafedh, Boughizane Sassi. Fetal Neuroimaging in Aicardi Syndrome: A Case Report and Literature Review. Figure 5, callosal-agenesis crop.
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