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Sporadic NF1 mutation associated with a de-novo 20q11.3 deletion explains the association of unusual facies, Moyamoya vasculopathy, and developmental delay, reported by Bertoli et al. in 2009

机译:与De-Novo 20Q11.3删除有关的零星NF1突变解释了Bertoli等人报道的异常相,Moyamoya血管病变和发育延迟的关联。 在2009年

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A case of Moyamoya disease in a 2-year-old French girl with dysmorphic features, cafe-au-lait spots, and thalamic hypersignals on brain MRI was reported by our group in this journal in 2009 (Bertoli et al., 2009). The child also presented with mild motor and growth delay, associated with relative macrocrania, and congenital heart defects (atrial and ventricular septal defects).
机译:我们在2009年的本期刊上报告了一名患有疑风特征的2岁的法国女孩的Moyamoya病,咖啡座斑点斑和脑MRI上的脑MRI的案例(Bertoli等,2009)。 该儿童还呈现出轻微的电动机和生长延迟,与相对Macrocrania相关,并先天性心脏缺陷(心房和心室隔膜缺陷)。

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