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August 1981, Vol 135, No. 8 >
Article | August 1981

Familial Trigonocephaly Associated With Short Stature and Developmental Delay FREE

Burhan Say, MD; Julia Meyer, MD
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Am J Dis Child. 1981;135(8):711-712. doi:10.1001/archpedi.1981.02130320025008.
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• A family in which three male members had premature closure of the metopic suture with other suture involvement was studied. Each of the affected persons also had short stature and delayed development. The pattern of inheritance appeared to be X-linked recessive; however, the possibility of autosomal dominant inheritance with low expressivity in women could not be excluded. Findings in these patients did not fit the previously described syndromes of craniostenosis.

(Am J Dis Child 1981;135:711-712)

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References

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Menkes JH: Textbook of Child Neurology . Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1974;, p 151.
2 +
Penfold J, Simpson DA:  Premature craniosynostosis: A complication of thyroid replacement therapy . J Pediatr 1975;;86:360-363.
3 +
Johnsonbaugh RE, Bryan RN, Hierlwimmer UR, et al:  Premature craniosynostosis: A common complication of juvenile thyrotoxicosis . J Pediatr 1978;;93:188-191.
4 +
Foltz EL, Loeser JD:  Craniosynostosis . J Neurosurg 1975;;43:48-57.
5 +
Duggan CA, Keener EB, Gay BB Jr:  Secondary craniosynostosis . AJR 1970;;109:277-293.
6 +
Cohen MM Jr:  Craniosynostosis and syndromes with craniosynostosis: Incidence, genetics, penetrance, variability and new syndromes updating . Birth Defects 1979;;15( (5B) ):13-63.
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Caffey J: Pediatric X-ray Diagnosis , ed 6. Chicago, Year Book Medical Publishers Inc, 1972;, vol 1, pp 6-21.
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Hunter AGW, Rudd NL, Hoffmann, HJ:  Trigonocephaly and associated minor anomalies in mother and son . J Med Genet 1976;;13:77-79.
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Opitz JM, Johnson RC, McCreedie SR, et al:  The C syndrome of multiple congenital anomalies . Birth Defects 1969;;5( (2) ):161-166.

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