Patients with seventh nerve palsy and abduction weakness are usually diagnosed as having Möbius syndrome by ophthalmologists. The observed ocular motility findings range from primarily abduction deficiencies to patients who have a Duane or …

Temtamy and McKusick (1978) introduced the term "terminal transverse defects with orofacial malformations (TTV-OFM)" as a formal genesis syndrome (etiologically undefined) to include the following clinical entities: (1) aglossia-adactylia syndrome; (2) ankyloglossum (superius) syndrome; (3) Hanhart syndrome; (4) ectrodactyly with OFM; and (5) Mö...

1989年7月1日 · Patients with seventh nerve palsy and abduction weakness are usually diagnosed as having Möbius syndrome by ophthalmologists. The observed ocular motility findings range from primarily abduction...

mations (TTV-OFM)" as a formal genesis syndrome (etiologically undefined) to include the following clinical entities: (1) aglossia-adac- tylia syndrome; (2) ankyloglossum (superius) syndrome; (3) Hanhart

The presence of clinical appearance of Duane syndrome in these Möbius-type patients raises the possibility of abnormal innervation of the lateral rectus as an explanation of some patterns of motility observed. There exists a spectrum of syndromes characterized by cranial nerve palsies, limb anomalies, and craniofacial malformations. Criteria based on …

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Terminal Transverse Defects with Orofacial Malformations (TTV-OFM): Case Report with Mandibular Prognathism and Submucous Cleft Palate ALVARO

Temtamy and McKusick (1978) introduced the term "terminal transverse defects with orofacial malformations (TTV-OFM)" as a formal genesis syndrome (etiologically undefined) to include the following clinical entities: (1) aglossia-adactylia syndrome; (2) ankyloglossum (superius) syndrome; (3) Hanhart syndrome; (4) ectrodactyly with OFM; and (5 ...

2006年5月1日 · We propose the unilateral pathology supports the theory that vascular malformation in utero, which can be due to various etiologies, leads to brainstem ischemia and is the key factor in development of Mobius syndrome. 1. Introduction.

Trans Am Ophthalmol Soc. 1992; 90: 247–263. The study of malformations "by the company they keep". Our study of individuals with thalidomide embryopathy reaffirms many of the principles of clinical teratology concerning sensitivity of developing structures and specificity of action.