Early diagnosis of Marfan syndrome is essential to prevent aortic events and remains a task for both pediatricians and adult physicians.
Registry data may reflect improved ascertainment; leaves open true prevalence trends while underscoring diagnostic vigilance.
The increasing prevalence of Marfan syndrome during the study period is possibly due to build-up of a registry. Since early diagnosis is essential in preventing aortic events, diagnosing Marfan syndrome remains a task for both pediatricians and physicians caring for adults.
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