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can pallister killian syndrome be cured?

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See a doctor: I think you mean foster kennedy syndrome in which an enlarging brain tumor obstructs one optic nerve causing atrophy to that nerve, and also causes elevation of the pressure in the brain causing optic nerve edema (papilledema) in the other nerve.  This is a rare circumstance which requires immediate attention by a neuro-ophthalmologist or neurosurgeon.

Question 2

is pallister killian syndrome curable?

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Unfortunately, no.: Pallister-killian syndrome is a rare condition where some cells in the body have an unusual, extra chromosome (mosiac isochromosome 12p). This abnormal chromosome, present before birth, affects the growth and development of the whole body throughout one's lifetime, usually resulting in birth defects and mental retardation. See http://ghr.Nlm.Nih.Gov/condition/pallister-killian-mosaic-syndrome.

Question 3

do people with pallister killian syndrome have a lot of pain?

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Sometimes: Pallister-killian syndrome is a rare genetic condition caused by a chromosomal rearrangement that may cause birth defects, like cleft palate. Children and adults with this condition may be very mildly affected, or they may have many serious problems that will require multiple surgeries. Go to http://www.Pkskids.Net/ to connect with families who have, like you, worried about this important question.

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do doctors see a lot of patients with pallister killian syndrome?

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Occasionally: Patients with pallister killian are not common. It is recognized by coarse features, sparse hair development and decreased muscle tone. It is associated with development delays and intellectual impairment. It can be very pronounced or mild id appearance.

Question 5

my son is 2 years old and developmently closer to 1. he possibly has pallister killian syndrome.  when should we know how delayed he'll remain.? age ?

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Developmental pace: At young ages faster and slower developmental paces can be related to lots of different things.  A developmental pediatrician can check his developmental level and give you recommendstions of activities to help support his development at his natural pace.  Don't worry.  Give him an environment rich in healthy experiences.  Create a play group with 1 or 2 other children so he can learn from others.

Question 6

how to wean child with pks syndrome?

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?: Pks is an extremely rare congenital syndrome; i'm not sure what the question is about weaning with relationship to this.

Question 7

what are the signs of triple-x syndrome?

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Triple X: Tall stature, small head, vertical skin folds that may cover the inner corners of the eyes, delayed development of certain motor skills/speech/language, learning disabilities such as dyslexias, weak muscle tone.

Question 8

what is horner syndrome and what are the signs.?

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Various : Horner syndrome results in a unilateral small pupil, slight drooping of the eyelid, and possible changes in sweating on the same side.  It is caused by problems in the sympathetic nerves passing upward in the chest into the neck and toward the base of the brain.  Numerous conditions can cause the problem, and this would need extensive testing to find the cause.

Question 9

what are the tell tale signs of aspergers syndrome?

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Asperger's: The two major areas of deficit in asperger's are problems with 1) social interaction and 2) stereotyped and repetative patterns of behavior. You can read specific details at the apa website <www.Psych.Org> however, it is best to get a consult from a comprensive team of professionals because this a subtle diagnosis and not a simple check list.

Question 10

what are the signs and symptoms of turrets syndrome?

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Let me explain: Inherited neuropsychiatric disorder with onset in childhood, characterized by multiple tics and at least one vocal tic. These tics characteristically wax and wane, can be suppressed temporarily, and are preceded by a premonitory urge. Tourette's is defined as part of a spectrum of tic disorders, which includes transient and chronic tics.

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