Clinical case of Jeune syndrome
https://doi.org/10.20862/0042-4676-2015-0-1-40-42
Abstract
The paper reports a clinical case of Jeune syndrome in a baby, in whom the diagnosis was established immediately after his birth. He was also diagnosed as having multiple congenital malformations, such as Dandy–Walker anomaly, hexadactyly of the left hand, cleft palate, choroidal colobomas in both eyes, and atrial septal defect and he also had interstitial nephritis and hepatitis.
About the Authors
N. V. Kosolapova
Kursk Regional Children Hospital № 2 Committee of Health of Kursk Region,
Ministry of Health of the RF
Russian Federation
Head X-ray cabinet
Russian Federation
Head X-ray cabinet
E. V. Pakhomova
Kursk Regional Children Hospital № 2 Committee of Health of Kursk Region,
Ministry of Health of the RF
Russian Federation
Deputy Chief Physician of Medical Work;
Russian Federation
Deputy Chief Physician of Medical Work;
V. P. Gavrilyuk
Kursk Regional Children Hospital № 2 Committee of Health of Kursk Region,
Ministry of Health of the RF
Russian Federation
MD, PhD, DSc, Pediatric Surgeon;
Russian Federation
MD, PhD, DSc, Pediatric Surgeon;
D. V. Dobrokhodova
Kursk Regional Children Hospital № 2 Committee of Health of Kursk Region,
Ministry of Health of the RF
Russian Federation
Head of Department of Pathology and Neonatal Care for Premature Children;
Russian Federation
Head of Department of Pathology and Neonatal Care for Premature Children;
M. S. Romashina
Kursk Regional Children Hospital № 2 Committee of Health of Kursk Region,
Ministry of Health of the RF
Russian Federation
Clinical Resident Physician
Russian Federation
Clinical Resident Physician
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Kosolapova N.V., Pakhomova E.V., Gavrilyuk V.P., Dobrokhodova D.V., Romashina M.S. Clinical case of Jeune syndrome. Journal of radiology and nuclear medicine. 2015;(1):40-42. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.20862/0042-4676-2015-0-1-40-42
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