The following Conditions are related to Cranium abnormalities

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  • Hallermann streiff syndrome (hss)

    Associated symptoms and signs vary greatly in range and severity from case to case. The principal features of Hallermann-Streiff syndrome include abnormalities of the skull (cranium) and certain bones of the face (known as dyscephaly); distinctive facial features; ocular defects; dental anomalies; and/or proportionate short stature. In many cases, additional abnormalities are also present. Many affected infants have an unusually shaped  Read More

  • Hallermann-streiff-francois syndrome

    Associated symptoms and signs vary greatly in range and severity from case to case. The principal features of Hallermann-Streiff syndrome include abnormalities of the skull (cranium) and certain bones of the face (known as dyscephaly); distinctive facial features; ocular defects; dental anomalies; and/or proportionate short stature. In many cases, additional abnormalities are also present. Many affected infants have an unusually shaped  Read More