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The authors report four unrelated girls presenting mild mental deficiency and a distinct malformation syndrome, mainly consisting of short stature, macrocranium, peculiar facies with prominent forehead, hypertelorism and exophthalmos, cardiac anomalies and cutis laxa with characteristic wrinkled palms and soles, typical ribs, small vertebral bodies and slender long bones. All were sporadic cases of non-consanguineous parents of advanced age at their births, suggesting a de novo autosomal dominant mutation.
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