Noonan syndrome-like disorder with loose anagen hair
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(Mazzanti syndrome, Tosti syndrome)
RASopathy (see this term) due to a mutation in the SHOC2 gene (10q25.2).
Same facies as Noonan syndrome (see this term) with:
- fragile hair that breaks off easily
- skin hyperpigmentation with eczema or ichthyosis
- delayed development of somatotropic origin resistant to injection of growth hormone
- cognitive deficit and hyperactivity
- nasal voice
- frequent hearing loss
- heart defect: ASD, VSD or mitral valve involvement
Anesthetic implications:
recent cardiac evaluation and management according to heart disease. Possibly difficult intubation. Difficult venous access. Avoid hypotension and ensure normoventilation.
References :
- Verloes A, Cave H.
Syndrome de Noonan et RASopathies apparentées,
In Syndromes dysmorphiques, édité par D Lacombe et N Philip, Série Progrès en Pédiatrie, Doin 2013, p 13-26.
Updated: January 2017