Medical Management

Summary

Kabuki syndrome is complex multiple anomalyi syndrome. As such, follow up and preventative management should include a team of professionals, well coordinated by an experienced specialist such as a pediatrician.

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Medical Management Articles

Kabuki Syndrome

A comprehensive summary of Kabuki Syndrome, including diagnosis, clinical description, differential diagnosis, management, genetic counseling, molecular genetics, and resources. Compiled and submitted to GeneReviews by Dr. Margaret Adam and Dr. Mark Hannibal from the University of Washington and Dr. Louanne Hudgins from Stanford University. It has been formatted by KSN into a handy pdf file for easy donwnload.

Author(s):
Dr. Louanne Hudgins
Dr. Mark Hannibal
Dr. Margaret Adam
tags: Medical Management
Last Updated: Monday, November 21, 2011 - 14:44

Role of a Clinical Geneticist

A clinical geneticist should be an integral part of the child's medical team.

Author(s):
Dr. Tiong Tan
tags: Medical Management
Last Updated: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 - 16:25

Medical Management Family Package

A family-friendly printable package of information.

Author(s):
Margot Schmiedge
Peta Colton
tags: Medical Management
Last Updated: Saturday, June 4, 2011 - 17:54

Management of Kabuki Syndrome

Dyscerne, a European Network of Centers of Expertise for Dysmorphology have developed a Clinical Guideline for the Management of Kabuki Syndrome. It has been developed for profesionals and families to aid in the coordinated management of a multiple anomaly syndrome. The guideline includes "criteria for diagnosis, protocols for review and screening, and information on management at different life-stages."

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tags: Medical Management
Last Updated: Friday, May 6, 2011 - 21:59