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Disease Information for Porteous Syndrome
- Clinical Manifestations
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- Particular physiognomy/Odd looking kids
- Craniofacial Abnormalities/Congenital
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- Prominent forehead/High forehead
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- High-pitched voice
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x linked mental retardation; chromosome X centromeric zone; high pitch voice, mental retarded, high forehead, alopecia, receding hairline familial male children carried through female line; peculiar facies [jablonski database 2007]
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