Литература по диагнозу
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[A case of Apert's syndrome].

The main features of acrocephalosyndactyly (Apert's syndrome) are described. Early closure of the coronal suture leads to the vertical development of the cranium (turricephaly), with flattening of he frontal and occipital bones. In the neonate. the anterior fontanelle extends from the glabella to the posterior fontanelle. The face takes on a flat appearance, the root of the nose is inset and there are abnormalities of the orbital cavity (hypertelorism, exophthalmos, oculomotor paralysis, optic atrophy). The palate is high and deep. Malformations of the extremities consist primarily in more or