Synonym(s)
Pterygium Syndrome; Status Bonnevie-Ullrich; Ullrich Bonnevie Syndrome
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Ullrich, 1930; Bonnevie, 1934
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ManifestationThis section has been translated automatically.
From birth.
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Single and double-sided pterygias, especially of the neck, but also over joints. Lymphedema of the backs of hands and feet. Malformations of the skeletal system (syndactylia, congenital hip luxation, high palate, disorders of longitudinal growth, mandibular hypoplasia). Hypertelorism, auricular malformations. Cutis laxa, hyperextensibility of the joints, increased vulnerability of the skin. Disturbances of the cranial nerve function. In addition, heart malformations, situs inversus, hypospadias, nail dystrophies possible.
TherapyThis section has been translated automatically.
Symptomatic. Possibly plastic surgery corrections.
LiteratureThis section has been translated automatically.
- Bonnevie K (1934) Embryological analysis of gene manifestation in Littles ans Baggs abnormal mouse tribe. J Exp Zool 67: 443-520
- Ullrich O (1930) On typical combination pictures of multiple varieties. Z Pediatrics (Berlin) 49: 271-276
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Pterygium;Disclaimer
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Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer