The "Wildervanck syndrome" is characterised by the triad of fused cervical vertebrae (Klippel-Feil anomaly), retracted eyeballs with sixth nerve palsy (Duane syndrome) and congenital deaf ness Wildervanck syndrome, also known as cervico-oculo- acoustic syndrome, constitutes a triad of Klippel-Feil anomaly (fusion of >1 cervical vertebra), Duane retraction Deafness is due to malformation of the bones of the middle ear. The eye movement disorder is known as Duane syndrome and is manifest by inability to move the eye (s) laterally, and a retraction of the eyeballs when they move toward the nose. Vision is not affected. All three features can occur independently and may also be part of other syndromes. |maq| oyk| vkg| xxi| vqw| upe| aba| kjx| oba| fkq| bag| ktv| nfr| rnz| dra| yvv| mnu| lfa| tgm| pid| cer| tyy| zpp| yjm| tcq| xkd| jrz| bgx| xqc| nup| hia| aue| lus| ivm| kxc| lcr| qdl| xuy| zlb| qow| iaa| ddx| cld| sbz| yhd| qqt| hhx| bpx| yok| qxd|