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• Degeneration of the Dentatorubral and Pallidoluysian Systems
• Primary Teeth More Severely Affected than Secondary Teeth
• Caused by Mutation in the Dentin Sialophosphoprotein Gene
• Severe Attrition
• Root Canals Are Small or Obliterated
• Brown-Blue or Opalescent Brown Teeth
• Type 3: Brandywine Isolate Opalescent Dentin
• Type 1 Associated with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (125490)
• Shields Classification
• Pulp Exposures
• Primary and Secondary Teeth Affected
• Reticulate Hyperpigmentation Onset Birth - 2 Years
• Non-Cicatricial Alopecia (Scalp, Eyebrows, Axillae)
• Nonscarring Blisters
• Hypohidrosis or Hyperhidrosis
• Reticulate Hyperpigmentation (Primarily Trunk)
• Reticulate Pigmentation of Oral Mucosa
• Reticulate Pigmentation (Bulbar Conjunctiva)
• In Response to DDAVP Administration, Urine cAMP Increased
• Normal Extrarenal Responses to dDAVP Administration
• Urine Osmolality Inappropriately Low
• Serum Osmolality Increased
• High Risk of Recurrence after Surgery
• Earlier Onset is Associated with More Aggressive Disease Course
• Onset in Fifth or Sixth Decade
• Contractures of the Fingers - Especially Fifth Finger
• Shortening of the Fascial Structures of the Palm and Fingers
• Thickening of Fascial Structures of Palm and Fingers
• Majority of Cases in Japan
• New Skin Lesions Stop Appearing before Adolescence
• Median Survival is > 50 Years
• Median Age at Diagnosis: 28 Years
• Allelic Disorder to Parkinson Disease Type 1
• Onset in 6th or 7th Decade
• Mutation in the Alpha Synuclein Gene
• Sensitivity to Neuroleptic Medication
• High Incidence among Ashkenazi Jews
• Occasional Adult Onset
• Onset in Mid to Late Childhood
• Caused by Mutations in the Torsion Dystonia 1 Gene
• Isolated Focal Dystonia May Occur
• Focal Dystonia (Adult Onset)
• Begins in Limbs - Later Generalized
• Onset between 13 to 37 Years
• Symptoms Precipitated by Sudden Movements
• Episodic Choreoathetosis
• Episodic Dyskinesia
• Clinical Course Age-Related
• Female Predominance 4:1
• Diurnal Fluctuation More Apparent in Earlier Years
• Favorable Response to L-Dopa without Side Effects
• GTP Cyclohydrolase I Activity Decreased to about 20%
• Treatment with Levodopa Is Not Effective
• Rarely Childhood Onset
• Onset Usually in Late Adolescence or Early Adulthood
• Cerebrospinal Fluid May Show Decreased Levels of Homovanillic Acid
• Brain MRI or CT Scan Normal
• Symptoms Stabilize Within 4 Weeks
• Rapid Initial Onset of Symptoms
• Earlobe Creases
• Hyperthermia in Early Childhood
• Number of Sweat Pores Decreased
• Absent Lateral One Third of Eyebrow
• Atretic Ear Canals
• Allelic Disorder to Autosomal Recessive Ectodermal Dysplasia Type 10B
• Mutation in the Ectodysplasin Anhidrotic Receptor Gene
• Fine, Slow-Growing Hair
• Onychodysplasia
• Smooth Thin Dry Skin
• Complete Penetrance with Variable Expressivity
• Cysteine and Disulfide Bonds in Hair Decreased
• Disorganized Structure of Hair
• Tensile Strength of Hair Reduced
• Focal Alopecia to Complete Baldness
• Total Alopecia in Females
• Fine Brittle Slow Growing Hair
• Thick Discolored Nails
• Severe Onychodystrophy
• Thick, Dyskeratotic Soles
• Clubbed Digits
• Thick, Dyskeratotic Palms
• Body Alopecia
• Rounded Nails
• Duplication of the 1st Metatarsal
• Small, Irregularly Placed Teeth
• Premature Birth after Premature Rupture of Fetal Membranes
• Joint Laxity Decreases with Age
• No Scarring
• Death Usually before 5th Decade
• Skin Changes Worse in Areas of Lower Skin Temperature
• Absent-Mild Skin Hyperextensibility
• Prominent Venous Markings
• Atrophic Skin Over Ears
• Type 3 Collagen Defect
• Uterine Rupture during Pregnancy
• Thin, Velvety Skin
• Severe Joint Laxity
• Palmoplantar Cutis Gyrata
• Loose Elastic Skin
• Galactosyltransferase I Deficiency in Fibroblasts