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1. www.verywellhealth.com › pigment-dispersionPigment Dispersion Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, Recovery

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   5 days ago · Symptoms. Diagnosis. Treatment. Pigment dispersion syndrome is an eye disease that occurs when pigment granules are released from the back of your iris (the colored part of the eye). The loose fragments float around in the aqueous humor (the clear fluid that fills the front part of your eye).

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   4 days ago · Individuals with Williams syndrome (WS) may experience a variety of medical, behavioral, and educational concerns. The primary objective of this study was to assess barriers to health care for patients with WS, primarily using the Barriers to Care Questionnaire (BCQ), and to assess whether various demographic factors are correlated with these barriers. A REDCap survey was distributed using the ...

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   What are the features of Waardenburg syndrome?

   • At ages 1 and 7 years, the iris features were stable, with sector depigmentation involving nearly 11 clock-hours and with minimal residual brown superotemporally in the right eye (E) and inferonasally in the left eye (F), leaving brilliant blue irides of Waardenburg syndrome. Family members showed the same. Figure 2.

   Waardenburg Syndrome: Iris and Choroidal Hypopigmentation

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   How do you know if a child has Waardenburg syndrome?

   • Clinically, Waardenburg syndrome can be recognized by specific morphological features that appear after birth. These typical features are white forelock, broad nasal root, and the difference in the color of eyes. According to parents, the child usually does not respond to sounds.

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   What are the histopathological findings of Waardenburg syndrome?

   • The characteristic histopathological finding of Waardenburg syndrome is the absence of melanocytes (few dihydroxyphenylalanine positive cells are present). In the hypopigmented skin, melanosomes or indeterminate dendritic cells in the keratinocytes are present.

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4. tidsskriftet.no › en › 2022Long-term post-concussion symptoms | Tidsskrift for Den ...

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   4 days ago · Concussion is common and usually resolves without complications. However, persistent symptoms occur in 10–15 % of patients. These post-concussion symptoms are predominantly somatic, cognitive and emotional. The condition is most common in those with previous somatic and mental health issues.

5. www.visioncenter.org › lasik › post-surgery-dry-eyePost-LASIK Dry Eye Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments

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   5 days ago · Common Symptoms of Post-LASIK Dry Eye Syndrome. How Is Post-LASIK Dry Eye Syndrome Diagnosed? Risk Factors and Causes of Post-LASIK Dry Eye Syndrome. Treatment Options for Post-LASIK Dry Eye Syndrome. Corneal Nerve Regeneration and LASIK. How to Manage LASIK and PRK Complications.

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7. www.yahoo.com › entertainment › c-line-dion-detailsCéline Dion details 1st symptoms of stiff person syndrome ...

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   2 days ago · Symptoms of stiff person syndrome typically begin in the upper body, according to the Cleveland Clinic. As it progresses, symptoms typically move to the lower body, making it difficult to walk and ...

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8. radiopaedia.org › articles › eosinophilic-granuloEosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis | Radiology ...

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   5 days ago · Eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis (EGPA), previously known as Churg-Strauss syndrome is characterized by asthma, eosinophilia and small vessel necrotizing vasculitis and involves the lungs and other organs.

9. answers.childrenshospital.org › jasmine-sturgeManaging Sturge-Weber syndrome before symptoms start - Boston ...

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   3 days ago · Jasmine has Sturge-Weber syndrome, a brain condition that causes seizures. But, thanks to proactive treatment at the Sturge-Weber Clinic at Boston Children’s, she's seizure-free. Sturge-Weber syndrome is a rare neurovascular disorder that increases the risk of seizures in infants due to abnormal blood vessel development in the brain.