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Synonyms
- cerebroocular dysgenesis (COD)
- cerebroocular dysplasia-muscular dystrophy syndrome (COD-MD disorder)
- Chemke syndrome hereditary muscular dystrophy
- dystroglycanopathy kind A [with human brain and also eye irregularities]
- (MDDGA)
- hydrocephalus, agyria, and also retinal dysplasia (DIFFICULT disorder)
- Pagon syndrome
- Warburg syndrome
Problem Communities
- None
General Conversation
Summary
Walker-Warburg syndrome (WWS) is a rare multisystem problem defined by muscle, human brain as well as eye abnormalities, often bring about fatality in the very first weeks of life. However, the specific symptoms as well as seriousness of WWS can differ greatly from instance to instance. The most constant functions are (1) a smooth appearance of the area of the mind due to lack of healthy folding pattern (lissencephaly or agyria), typically with malformations of other human brain frameworks including the brain as well as mind stem, (2) numerous developmental abnormalities of the eye and (3) dynamic degeneration as well as weak point of the volunteer muscle mass which is called hereditary muscular dystrophy. WWS shows autosomal recessive inheritance, with a recurrence risk of 1 in 4 or 25 % for a couple who has recently had a kid detected with this genetic problem.
Introduction
WWS is a severe form of the wider range of conditions described as CMD (hereditary muscular dystrophy), which is a group of disorders identified by weak point as well as atrophy of numerous volunteer muscle tissues of the physical body. Around 30 different problems make up the muscle dystrophies. These problems impact various muscular tissues, may or could not have other body systems entailed, and have various ages of start, seriousness as well as inheritance patterns. The disorder wased initially reported in the clinical literature in 1942.