Pediatric and systemic syndromes
Weill-Marchesani syndrome
1:4910 visual cues2 clinical photos
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Each number marks an object in the image and the finding it stands for.
- Marching whalesWeill-Marchesani syndrome
- Adam's 10 signADAMTS10 mutation
- Small basketballMicrospherakia
- Tossed ballEctopia lentis
- BlockerPupil BLOCK
- Heart shirtHeart defects
- Broad whale headBrachycephaly
- Short fingersBrachydactyly
- Short whaleShort stature
- Painful kneesJoint stiffness
- ReviewEvery marker, in order
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Clinical image credits
Openly licensed photographs used in this lesson, with what was changed.
Huang J, Nie K, Lv X, Liu Y, Yang G, Fu J, Liu L and Lv H (2023). Abnormal lens thickening in a child with Weill–Marchesani syndrome 4: A 3-year follow-up case report. Frontiers in Medicine 9:1021489. Figure 1A, upper slit-lamp photograph. © 2023 Huang, Nie, Lv, Liu, Yang, Fu, Liu and Lv.
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Figure 1D left column, Huang et al. (2023). Abnormal lens thickening in a child with Weill–Marchesani syndrome 4: A 3-year follow-up case report.
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Rectangular crop to the left column of Figure1D, retaining Control and Proband photographs, original rulers, labels and panel letter D. Right-column fist photographs and Figure1E graph excluded. No retouching, recoloring, arrows or upscaling.
