Jeffrey J. Stanley
Abstract
Kabuki syndrome is a genetic disorder first described in Japan in the 1980s. It was so named because characteristic facial features of the disorder were thought to resemble the facial features and makeup of actors in the Kabuki Theater.
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Kabuki syndrome is a genetic disorder first described in Japan in the 1980s. It was so named because characteristic facial features of the disorder were thought to resemble the facial features and makeup of actors in the Kabuki Theater.
Key concepts: Kabuki, Kabuki syndrome, Medicine, Psychology, Dermatology, Art, Pediatrics, Literature