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35101 to 35200 most common queries
List represents a sample of symptoms, diseases, and other queries. Updated weekly.
Bilateral Papillary Cystadenomas of the Broad Ligament
Bilateral Papillary Cystadenoma of the Epididymis
Adrenal Hemangiomas
Aplasia of Posterior Semicircular Canal on CT Scan
White Eyelashes and Eyebrows
Hypoplastic Iris Stroma
Dystopia Canthorum Absent
Mutations in the Neurofibromin Gene
Cleft of Mandibular Symphysis in Infancy
Irregular, Small, or Absent Incisors (Permanent Teeth)
Conical Permanent Teeth
Multiple Frenula
Mutations in the CXCR4 Gene
Multiple Verrucae
Bone Marrow Hypercellularity
Myelokathexis (Retention of Neutrophils in the Bone Marrow)
Chronic Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Infection
Cervical Papillomatosis with Cervical Dysplasia
Vulval Condylomata Acuminata
Thickened Skin Over Flexor Surface of Proximal Phalanges
Contracted Toes
Cortical Thumbs
H-Shaped Chin Dimple
Harsh, Brassy or Hoarse Voice
Hemizygous Deletion at 7Q11.23
Stellate Pattern of Iris
Abnormal Brain Auditory Evoked Responses
Mild to Moderate Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Strong Attraction to Music
Cocktail Party Personality
Hypersensitivity to Sound
Poor Visual-Motor Integration
Relative Sparing of Language
Mutations in the Wilms Tumor 1 Gene
Microdeletions of 11p13
Death Uually due to Renal Failure by Age 3 Years
Caused by Mutation in the Wilms Tumor Protein Gene
Chronic or End-Stage Renal Failure
Linked to a Locus at 16q
Approximately 35% of Patients Die during the First 2 Years of Life
Sparse Medial Eyebrows
Pseudoepiphyses of the Metacarpals
Thin Limbs
Absence of Pubic Rami
Cleft Vertebrae
Posterior Midline Scalp Defects
Abnormal Sternal Ossification
Interventricular Cysts
No Chromosome Breakage
Ulnar Deviation of 1st and 3rd Fingers
Neurologic Findings Closely Resemble Those of Huntington Disease
Age of Onset 23-59 Years
Lipoprotein Levels Normal
Putamen Atrophy
Infants Are Stillborn or Die Shortly after Birth
Unossified Feet
Absent Ossification of Hands
Short, Broad Tibia
Wedged-Shape Femur with Proximal Metaphyseal Spike
Arched Ilium
Pubic Bones Ossified
Ossification of Cervical and Upper Thoracic Pedicles
Short Wide Clavicles
Short Fractured Ribs
Frequency in the State of Bahia, Brazil, Increased
Stillborn or Death in Infancy
Fused Tarsal Bone
Rudimentary Phalanges
Rudimentary Carpal Bones
Very Short Digits
Legs Shorter than Arms
Limb Reduction - Especially Distally
Average Adult Female Height 99.5 cm
Average Adult Height of Males: 100.5 cm
Duplicated Halluces
Protruding Lips
Hypoplastic Midface
Flared Ilia
Hip Joint Mobility Decreased
Short, Muscular Neck
Delayed Loss of Deciduous Teeth
Lateral Displacement of Medial Canthi
Short Stature (<25th Percentile)
Variable Delay (IQ Range 52-104)
Distinct Disorder from Reduced Zinc in Breast Milk (608118)
Maternal Breast Milk Is Protective
Response to Zinc Supplementation
Mutation in the Intestinal Zinc Specific Transporter Gene
Levels of Zinc in Hair Decreased
Alopecia of Eyelashes
Alopecia of Eyebrows
Scalp Alopecia
Necrosis with Inflammation
Spongiotic Epidermis
Symmetric-Pattern Dermatitis
Mucosal Alkaline Phosphatase Decreased
Plasma Zinc Levels Decreased
Recurrent Candida Infections
T Cell Function Impaired
Taste Impaired