DYSMORPHOLOGY IS THE BRANCH OF CLINICAL GENETICS in which clinicians and
researchers study and attempt to interpret the patterns of human growth and structural …

An international group of clinicians working in the field of dysmorphology has established a
process for the standardization of terms used to describe human morphology. The goals are …

Dysmorphology is the study of abnormal patterns of human development. A recurrent and
recognizable combination of physical and behavioural abnormalities makes up a syndrome …

Attaining an accurate diagnosis in children with congenital abnormalities is an important and
sometimes vital part of their care. With a basic knowledge of the types and causes of birth …

Purpose: Dysmorphology syndromes are among the most common referrals to clinical
genetics specialists. Inability to match the dysmorphology pattern to a known syndrome can …

A highly illustrated field guide to dysmorphology, a key area of clinical genetics and a vital
competency for all clinicians. Oxford Genetics is a comprehensive, cross-searchable …

A system is described for the computerised storage and retrieval of information on rare
dysmorphic syndromes. The clinician can ask a microcomputer for a list of syndromes with …

Congenital anomalies are present in at least 10% of all NICU admissions, many of whom
have an underlying genetic condition. 1 Neonatologists are often the first physicians to …

Clinical morphology has proven to be a strong tool in the delineation of many syndromes
and a helpful instrument in molecular studies. Numerous studies have been performed …

A survey of Mendelian Inheritance in Man emphasizes the large Mendelian contribution to
human dysmorphogenesis and contrasts single gene conditions with chromosomal …