Lethal multiple pterygium syndrome: report of a case with neurological anomalies
D J Spearritt1, A E Tannenberg, D J Payton
1Department of Tissue Pathology, Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Brisbane, Australia.
Abstract:
We report on a 22-week female fetus with multiple pterygia, congenital joint contractures, muscle hypoplasia, cystic hygroma, hydrops, pulmonary and cardiac hypoplasia, facial anomalies, and growth retardation. Examination also documented microcephaly, brain immaturity, and severe cerebellar and pontine hypoplasia with absence of the pyramidal tracts. The spinal cord showed a marked decrease in size of all white matter tracts. The muscles were markedly hypoplastic. The relation of the neurological findings to the development of the syndrome is discussed.
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