Adducted thumb syndrome
Rare autosomal recessive disorder with multiple malformations.
Christian syndrome, a rare inherited condition, involves palate, thumb, and upper limb malformations. Caused by a CHST14 gene mutation, it follows autosomal recessive inheritance. Joe C. Christian first identified the disorder, which also affects multiple body systems.
Quick Facts
- Causes
- mutation in the CHST14 gene
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