38101 to 38200 most common queries

List represents a sample of symptoms, diseases, and other queries. Updated weekly.

• Lack of Atrial Excitability
• T4 Low or Low Normal
• Muscle Biopsy May Show Mild Kinetic Abnormalities of the AChR
• Tönnis Angle >10 Degrees (X-Rays)
• Most Patients from Finland
• Vertical Ridges on Enamel
• Onset of Muscle Weakness around Age 5 Years
• Partial Deficiency of Factor XIIc
• Gonadotropin Increased
• Erythropoietin Increased
• Lymphography Shows Hypoplasia of the Lymphatic Vessels
• Hypoplastic Cerebrum
• Visual Acuity Is Normal
• Atrophic Skin Over Ears
• Absence of P Wave on Electrocardiography
• Muscle Biopsy Shows Decreased Secondary Clefts
• Prostitute
• Jejunal Fibrosis and Degeneration
• IL-6 Continuously Increased
• Center-Edge Angle Less than 20 Degrees Seen on X-Ray
• MULIBREY Is an Acronym - MUscle LIver BRain and EYes
• Partial Deficiency of Factor XI-c
• Caused by Mutation in the WD Repeat-Containing-Protein-35 Gene
• Manganese Increased
• Yellow to Brown Discolored Teeth
• 3-4 Hz Slow Sharp-Waves
• Mutation in the FOXC2 Gene
• Progressive Decrease in Atrial Voltage
• Muscle Biopsy Shows Small Nerve Terminals
• Small Bowel Dilatation
• Neonatal Seizures
• TNF Continuously Elevated
• Uterine Rupture Associated with Pregnancy
• Periumbilical Depression
• Frequency 6 Hz In Lateral Gaze
• Dual Jerk Waveforms
• Wide Spacing between Teeth
• Sensorimotor Neuropathy
• T Cell Lymphopenia Is More Severe Early in Life
• Normal Early Psychomotor Development
• Venous Pressure Elevated
• Absent Ossification of Radii, Ulnae, Tibiae, and Fibulae
• Excessively Curved Nails
• Onset of Seizures between 8 and 11 Months of Age
• Yawning
• Progressive Intestinal Pseudoobstruction
• Fetal Loss after 6-7 Weeks of Gestation
• Sacral Segmentation Defect
• Frequency 3.5 Hz in Midline
• Thin, Velvety Skin
• Preserved Junctional Folds (Muscle Biopsy)
• Lesions in the Anterior Pituitary
• Hard Enamel
• No Sensory Impairment
• Asymmetric Pendular Movements
• Normal B Cells
• Gastrointestinal Malrotation
• Cutaneous Naevi Flammei
• Caused by Mutation in the Forkhead Box C2 Gene
• Small Rotary Component May be Present
• Recurrent Spontaneous Abortion
• Incomplete Penetrance of Some Features
• Widely Separated Labioscrotal Folds
• Some Patients Have Only Plantar Surface Involvement
• Muscle Biopsy Shows Poor Development of the Postsynaptic Membrane
• Severe Joint Laxity
• Hyperintensities in the Basal Ganglia (MRI)
• Splenic Dysgenesis
• Numbers of Thymus Emigrant Cells Decreased
• Spinal Extradural Cysts May Occur
• Fibrous Dysplasia - Especially Tibia
• Mild Cognitive Delay
• Floppy Muscle
• Soft Enamel
• Carrier Frequency 1 : 1 000 in French Canadians in Quebec
• Jerky, Horizontal, Congenital Nystagmus
• Thick Skin (66%)
• Mutation in the Keratin 6C Gene
• Myalgia with Febrile Episodes
• Decreased Amplitude of Miniature Endplate Potentials
• Abnormal or Absent Scrotum
• Palmoplantar Cutis Gyrata
• Spastic Paraparesis
• Pancreatic Dysgenesis
• CD3 Complex Decreased
• Lymphography Shows Increased Number of Dilated Lymphatic Vessels
• Primary Trabeculodysgenesis
• Vomiting in Infancy
• Microspherophakia
• Non-Progressive and More Severe Progressive Forms
• Hypomineralized Enamel
• Pale Blue Sclerae
• Hypodontia of Second Bicuspid
• Loose Elastic Skin
• Lower Extremity Weakness with Febrile Episodes
• Lipomyelocystoceles
• Weakness May Be Exacerbated by Illness or Stress
• Mild Hypertrophic Nail Changes
• Markedly Shortened Ribs
• One Family Has Been Reported - Last Curated January 2010