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[Kabuki syndrome].

J. Stankovics

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Kabuki syndrome is characterised by a peculiar face resembling the make-up of actors in Kabuki, the traditional Japanese theatre, postnatal growth deficiency, mild to moderate mental retardation, unusual dermatoglyphic patterns, and various skeletal and visceral anomalies. The author would like to draw attention to this less known condition in Hungary by a case-report of a 23 months old female patient with Kabuki syndrome.

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Kabuki syndrome is characterised by a peculiar face resembling the make-up of actors in Kabuki, the traditional Japanese theatre, postnatal growth deficiency, mild to moderate mental retardation, unusual dermatoglyphic patterns, and various skeletal and visceral anomalies. The author would like to draw attention to this less known condition in Hungary by a case-report of a 23 months old female patient with Kabuki syndrome.

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Kabuki syndrome is characterised by a peculiar face resembling the make-up of actors in Kabuki, the traditional Japanese theatre, postnatal growth deficiency, mild to moderate mental retardation, unusual dermatoglyphic patterns, and various skeletal and visceral anomalies. The author would like to draw attention to this less known condition in Hungary by a case-report of a 23 months old female patient with Kabuki syndrome.

Key concepts: Kabuki, Kabuki syndrome, Medicine, Pediatrics, Art, Literature

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