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A VERY INFREQUENT ASSOCIATION OF WILLIAM-BEURAN SYNDROME AND TETRALOGY OF FALLOT

Authors

  • Banashankari S Kollur
  • M S Mulimani
  • Timmanna Giraddi
  • Bomman J V
  • Shashank Gowda
  • Anupama Patil
  • Sushmita Managuli
Author affiliations
  • Banashankari S Kollur
  • M S Mulimani
  • Timmanna Giraddi
  • Bomman J V
  • Shashank Gowda
  • Anupama Patil
  • Sushmita Managuli

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Abstract

WB-S Autosomal Dominant Disorder is the most common genetic disorder. We report a case of 20 year old with infrequent association of WBS and TOF. Clinical examination and ECHO confirmed TOF, WB-S was suspected based on the clinical signs used in the scoring system of WB-S which were described by AAP(2001), FISH study was performed in this patient because of having more than 3 clinical signs of WB-S and FISH study showed 7q11.23 deletion and remains the gold standard laboratory investigation for WB-S.

KEYWORDS: Tetralogy of Fallot; William Beuren Syndrome; Clinical Diagnosis; Fluroscence In Situ Hybridisation.

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2017-04-18

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A VERY INFREQUENT ASSOCIATION OF WILLIAM-BEURAN SYNDROME AND TETRALOGY OF FALLOT. (2017). International Journal of Clinical and Biomedical Research, 3(2), 24-26. https://sumathipublications.com/index.php/ijcbr/article/view/142

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