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内瑟顿综合征:3例表现为发育停滞、免疫缺陷和佝偻病婴儿红皮病类型的报道

Netherton syndrome: A type of infantile erythroderma with failure to thrive, immune deficiency, rickets. Report of 3 cases (Fren)
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摘要 We report the cases of 2 boys and 1 girl suffering fromNetherton syndrome. Both boys presented with a non-bullous congenital erythroderma and were diagnosed early as Netherton syndrome with hair biopsies. Both had severe failure to thrive, signs of atopy, several episodes of bacterial infection, and rickets (with a high blood level of vitamin D in the first boy, and vitamin D deficiency in the second). In the third case, the pilar abnormality appeared at the age of 3 years. The girl had ichtyosis linearis circumflexa, failure to thrive and severe constipation. Netherton syndrome is a rare disorder characterized by severe ichtyosis, signs of atopy, immune deficiency and failure to thrive. The disease is severe and comprises many complications in early infancy. It is due to a genetic disorder of recessive autosomal transmission, and the gene, SPINK5, is located in the chromosome 5. Prenatal diagnosis is possible. Two of our patients had rickets, which has never been described in such patients population. We report the cases of Netherton syndrome. non-bullous congenital 2 boys and 1 girl suffering from Both boys presented with a erythroderma and were diagnosed early as Netherton syndrome with hair biopsies. Both had severe failure to thrive, signs of atopy, several episodes of bacterial infection, and rickets (with a high blood level of vitamin D in the first boy, and second). In the third case, the at the age of 3 years. The girl cumflexa, failure to thrive vitamin D deficiency in the pilar abnormality appeared had ichtyosis linearis cirand severe constipation. Netherton syndrome is a rare disorder characterized by severe ichtyosis, signs of atopy, immune deficiency and failure to thrive. The disease is severe and comprises many complications in early infancy. It is due to a genetic disorder of recessive autosomal transmission, and the gene, SPINK5, is located in the chromosome 5. Prenatal diagnosis is possible. Two of our patients had rickets, which has never been described in such patients population.
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