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Disease Information for Grebe Syndrome
- Clinical Manifestations
- Signs & Symptoms
- Short arms/legs
- Delayed speech/language development
- Developmental milestones delayed
- Intelligence normal
- Mental Deficiency Child
- Ankle valgus sign
- Metatarsal Adductus
- Postaxial polydactyly
- Short fingers/toes (Brachydactyly)
- Short Limbs Deformity
- Growth/development delay
- Short stature
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- Xray/Bone abnormality
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- Chondrodystrophy
- Clubbed foot/congenital
- Dwarfism
- Hallux Valgus
- Mental retardation
- Obesity
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- Synonym/Achondrogenesis Grebe/Brazil type, Synonym/Acromesomelic Dysplasia, Synonym/Dysproportionate Dwarfism, Synonym/Short-limbed dwarfism
- Definition
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Congenital absent/short limbs; legs more affected than arms. fingers and toes preserved but shortened. polydactyly and
valgus foot deformity. shortened toe like fingers. obesity common, normal facies Some are mentally retarded but many are not. autosomal recessive inheritance. short limbed dwarfism syndrome.
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