FRASER syndrome: first case reported in Nicaragua
Abstract
Fraser síndrome is a genetic syndrome with autosomal recessive inheritance. It present with many congenital anomalies, but predominantly includes the presence of uni or bilateral cryptophthalmos, cutaneous syndactyly and genitourinary anomalies. A number of abnormalities in other organs and systems have been reported. We present a patient with a clinical diagnosis of Fraser syndrome with many congenital anomalies, including some that have been reported very rarely in the international literature, it is also the first case of Fraser syndrome reported in Nicaragua.
Key words: Fraser syndrome, Cryptophthalmos, persistent cloaca
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Published
05-08-2024
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Mejía-Baltodano, G., Montenegro, A. N., Vallejos, M. L., Jirón , A., Talavera, N., & Alemán, V. (2024). FRASER syndrome: first case reported in Nicaragua. Revista Ciencias De La Salud Y Educación Médica , 5(7), 9–12. Retrieved from https://revistas.unan.edu.ni/index.php/Salud/article/view/4309
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Artículos de Casos Clínicos