Witkop syndrome
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(tooth and nail syndrome, hypodontia-nail dysplasia syndrome, ectodermal dysplasia syndrome type 3)
Prevalence estimated at 1-2/10,000. Autosomal dominant transmission of a mutation of the MSX1 gene on 4p16.2. Originally described in the Dutch Mennonite community in Canada.
Association:
Anesthetic implications:
cleft lip or lip palate, fragile teeth
References:
Updated: August 2018