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Alagille syndrome info needed. what is it?
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Alagille syndrome: This is a genetic disorder affecting kidney, liver , heart and other systems. Usually seen in infancy and very early childhood. Face is very similar - deep set eyes, prominent broad forehead, pointed chin. Seeing that it is autosomal dominant there is no cure. Treatment is aimed at dealing with the abnormalities in the various systems affected.
Answered 12/17/2012
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