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Achondrogenesis
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achondrogenesis.
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At a Glance, Synonyms, Classification, Incidence and Genetic Inheritance, Clinical Aspects, Anesthetic Considerations, Other Conditions to Be Considered, References
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Very rare disorder characterized by extreme short-limbed dwarfism, lack of development of ribs, and other major bone formation. There are several subtypes of achondrogenesis. In general these forms are characterized by premature birth, fetal hydrops, normocephaly but an unusually soft cranial vault, and a short neck and trunk. Affected individuals have extremely short limbs, ribs, and vertebra. The disorder often is life-threatening either in utero or shortly after birth...."
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