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Síndrome de Kabuki (Kabuki Syndrome)

Por Paulo Leite 28/06/2021

A síndrome de Kabuki (SK) é um distúrbio do desenvolvimento raro, composto principalmente por atraso no desenvolvimento, hipotonia e um dismorfismo claramente definido: alongamento das estruturas ao redor os olhos, um nariz encurtado e deprimido, afinamento do lábio superior e espessamento do lábio inferior,orelhas grandes e proeminentes, hipertricose e escoliose. Outras características incluem deficiências físicas crescimento, anomalias cardíacas, gastrointestinais e renais, bem como problemas comportamentais variáveis, incluindo recursos autistas. Os pacientes apresentam aspectos oculares externos característicos. Manifestações neurológicas e cardíacas podem ser encontradas em mais de 50% dos pacientes com a síndrome de Kabuki. Variantes patogênicas / prováveis patogênicas de novo ou herdadas no gene KMT2D são a causa mais comum de SK e representam até 75% dos pacientes. Variantes na causa KDM 6Aaté 5% dos casos (herança dominante ligada ao X), enquanto a etiologia de cerca de 20% dos casos permanece desconhecido. Os critérios diagnósticos atuais de KS incluem hipotonia durante a infância, atraso no desenvolvimento e / ou deficiência intelectual, dismorfismo típico e patogênico / provável patogênico confirmado

variante em KMT2D ou KDM6A. O cuidado de pacientes com KS inclui o controle físico e psicomotor desenvolvimento durante a infância, reabilitação e cuidados multiespecialistas.

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Obesity: Diretrizes Médica II (Obesity: Guidelines II)

Por Paulo Leite 28/06/2021

– Obesity: Diretrizes Médica II (Obesity: Guidelines II)

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