Volume 1 Issue 1

Case Report

A Compound Heterozygous for Novel Mutations in tyrosine Hydroxylasegene with Hypo kinetic-Rigid Syndrome with Dystonia

Tang T1 , Shao M1*, Liu J

Back Ground: Tyrosine hydroxylase deficiency (THD) is the rare cause of recessive dopa-responsive dystonia (DRD) in analogy to dominantly inherited guanosine tri phosphate cyclohydrolase 1(GCH 1) deficiency. It always has good response to L-dopa, but it is easily misdiagnosed or missed diagnosed because PDF

Case Report

A 6 month old female patient with primary hyperparathyroidism

Marise Abdou1 , Noha Arafa1 , Gamal El Tagy2 , Mona M Hassan1

A 6 month old female patient was referred to Diabetes, Endocrine and Metabolism Pediatric Unit (DEMPU) in the Children's hospital, Cairo University because of high grade fever, dehydration, recurrent chest infection, purpuric rash over the abdomen, and failure to thrive from the first day of her life. The patient has history of multiple hospital admissions. Investigations PDF

Review Article

Deafness secondary to genetic syndromes: A review

Marques JS

Deafness may be classified in: conductive, sensor neural, mixed, and central type. The degree of severity is divided in: low, moderate, severe and profound. Among other causes, genetic syndromes are responsible for hearing loss in an important number of cases. PDF

Case Report

An Infant with Congenital Sternal Cleft and Ventricular Septal Defect

Chhina AS1*, Shenoi A2 , Nagendra N3 , Singhal M4 and Raja M5

Congenital midline sternal cleft is a rare anomaly, and can be recognized at birth due to the typical appearance as a sternal depression covered with atrophic skin with a median abdominal raphe extending down to the umbilicus. Such infants should also be examined for lesions in the brain, heart, and eyes as sternal clefts are usually described as part of PHACE Syndrome PDF