• Basic Dysmorphology
  Associated features include trident fingers, prominent forehead, a large skull, and saddle-shaped nose (on side view). This is an autosomal dominant disorder. Another form of dwarfism that was formerly included in the spectrum of achondroplasia is dystrophic (twisted limb) dwarfism. .
  
  
• Chiari Malformation
  Chiari Malformation Also known as Arnold Chiari Malformation, this is a benign structural problem affecting the cerebellum. Most children with these malformations who do not have spina bifida will have the form known as type I. Essentially there is extra cerebellum crowding the outlet of the brainstem/spinal cord from the skull on its way to the spinal canal.
  
  
• Lymphatic Malformations
  Lymphatic Malformations are rare defects in the lymphatic system that occur during early fetal development. They can result in disfiguring lesions posing significant health risks for those afflicted. If you would like to know more about this condition or perhaps know someone who may be afflicted; this database will provide helpful information leading to a better understanding of this condition.
  
  

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