[MIM 114300]

! not to be confused with the other syndrome of Gordon (2) which is a hyperkaliemic hypertension 

(Distal arthogryposis type IIA or 3, camptodactyly-clubfoot-cleft syndrome) Polymalformative syndrome. Autosomal dominant, autosomal or X-linked transmission with incomplete penetrance (lowest in women than in men) and a variable clinical expression combining clino- or camptodactyly, equinovarus clubfoot, and cleft palate (25%). More rarely: short stature, vertebral anomalies (scoliosis), omphalocele, pigmented nevi, antimongoloid palpebral fissures, deafness.

Anesthetic implications: 

risk of difficult intubation.

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Updated: April 2019