From: A newborn with Cornelia de Lange syndrome: a case report
Clinical features frequency in CdLS | Present case |
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Prenatal onset growth retardation (68%) | + |
Initial hypertonicity (100%) | + |
Low-pitched weak cry in infancy (74%) | + |
Feeding difficulties in the newborn period and infancy (71%) | + |
Microbrachycephaly (93%) | + |
Bushy eyebrows and synophrys (98%) | + |
Long, curly eyelashes (99%) | + |
Depressed nasal bridge (83%) | + |
Anteverted nares (85%) | - |
Down-turned angles of the mouth (94%) | + |
High arched palate (86%) and reports of cleft palate | + |
Micrognathia (84%) | - |
Spurs in the anterior angle of the mandible, prominent symphysis (66%) | - |
Short neck (66%) | + |
Hirsutism (78%) | + |
Low anterior and posterior hairline (92%) | + |
Hypoplastic nipples and umbilicus (50%) | - |
Micromelia (93%) | - |
Phocomelia and oligodactyly (27%) | - |
Clinodactyly of fifth fingers (74%) | + |
Simian crease (51%) | + |
Proximal implantation of thumbs (72%) | - |
Hypoplastic external genitalia (57%), | + |
Ophthalmologic manifestations (50%) | - |
Cutis marmorata and perioral pale cyanosis (56%) | - |
Seizures (23%) | + |
Congenital Heart Defect (33%) | + |