Chitayat syndrome
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Very rare. Autosomal dominant transmission of a mutation of the ERF gene (19q13.2).
Association of:
- respiratory distress in the neonatal period: tracheo- and broncho- malacia with absence or immaturity of the cartilage; distal bronchial stenosis
- bilateral hallux valgus
- facial dysmorphism: bulging eyes, hypertelorism, full lips, upturned nose with depressed nasal bridge
- accessory phalanx at the radial side of some fingers, usually the index finger: short indexes with ulnar deviation
- pectus excavatum
Anesthetic implications:
difficult ventilation, mostly in the neonatal period
References:
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Updated: May 2020