"The definitive work in genetic evaluation of newborns. I cannot recommend it strongly enough." -Judith G. HallAs demand continues to exceed availability when it comes to clinical geneticists, Genetic Consultations in the Newborn offers an essential new resource for practitioners everywhere: a streamlined diagnostic manual that connects subtle symptoms of newborn dysmorphology to their differential diagnosis.
"The definitive work in genetic evaluation of newborns. I cannot recommend it strongly enough." -Judith G. HallAs demand continues to exceed availability when it comes to clinical geneticists, Genetic Consultations in the Newborn offers an essential new resource for practitioners everywhere: a streamlined diagnostic manual that connects subtle symptoms of newborn dysmorphology to their differential diagnosis.
Robin D. Clark, MD, is Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Medical Genetics at Loma Linda School of Medicine. She has more than 30 years' experience in the practice of clinical genetics, including expertise in dysmorphology, prenatal diagnosis, cytogenetics, and clinical cancer genetics. She trained in medical genetics at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and in dysmorphology at the Institute for Child Health in London. Cynthia J. Curry, MD, is Professor of Pediatrics, Emerita, at the University of California, San Francisco. She is an accomplished dysmorphologist and clinical geneticist with decades of experience in the evaluation of infants and children with both common and rare problems and malformations. She is an expert on the prenatal evaluation of abnormal fetal presentations and of stillborn infants. She developed the genetic services at Valley Children's Hospital in Madera, California, and at Community Regional Medical Center in Fresno, California.
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Common issues in the newborn 1. Hypotonia 2. Intrauterine growth retardation 3. Overgrowth 4. Twins 5. Non-Immune hydrops 6. Teratogenic agents Cardiovascular System 7. Cardiac defects 8. Heterotaxy Craniofacial Sysyem 9. Ear anomalies 10. Eye anomalies 11. Cleft lip 12. Cleft palate 13. Craniosynostoses Central Nervous System 14. Macrocephaly 15. Microcephaly 16. Cerebellar malformations 17. Holoprosencephaly 18. Hydrocephalus 19. Neural tube defects 20. Perinatal stroke Gastrointestinal System 21. Diaphragmatic hernia 22. Gastroschisis 23. Omphalocele 24. Anorectal malformations 25. Hirschsprung disease Genitourinary System 26. Renal anomalies 27. Hypospadias Skeletal System Limbs 28. Arthrogryposis 29. Club foot 30. Upper extremity anomalies 31. Lower extremity anomalies 32. Polydactyly 33. Syndactyly Skeletal Dysplasias 34. Skeletal dysplasias: Overview 35. Skeletal dysplasias: Life limiting 36. Skeletal dysplasias: Viable 37. Fractures Skin System 38. Skin: Ectodermal dysplasias 39. Skin: Epidermolysis bullosa 40. Skin: Ichthyoses 41. Skin: Vascular malformations 42. Skin: Other disorders Syndromes that commonly present in the newborn 1s. Trisomy 21 2s. Trisomy 18 3s. Trisomy 13 4s. Turner syndrome 5s. Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome 6s. Chr 5p minus syndrome 7s. Deletion Chr 22q11.2 8s. Achondroplasia 9s. Beckwith Wiedemann syndrome 10s. CHARGE syndrome 11s. Cornelia de Lange syndrome 12s. Diabetic Embryopathy 13s. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum disorder 14s. Incontinentia pigmenti 15s. Prader Willi syndrome 16s. Noonan syndrome 17s. Smith Lemli Opitz syndrome 18s. VATER/VACTERL association 19s. Williams syndrome
