Recurrent fever syndrome, known as the Marshall syndrome (MS), is a clinical entity that includes several clinical features, such as: fever (39-40°C) that occurs repeatedly at variable intervals (3-8 weeks) and in episodes of 3 to 6 days, cervical adenopathy, pharyngitis, and aphthous stomatitis. The diagnosis of MS is one of exclusions Marshall´s syndrome is a rare pediatric skin disease characterized by urticarial or papular eruption followed by acute destruction of elastic tissue, resulting in skin atrophy and severe physical disfigurement. In 1966, Marshall, Heyl & Weber, from South Africa, described a disease in young children with characteristics resembling those of Syndrome de Marshall- Syndrome de Stickler- Expressivité variable - COL11A1 - Etude de liaison Sakka Rania 1 ,2,3,5 , Kerkeni Emna 5 , Chaabouni Myriam 2 ,3 , Chioukh Fatma Zohra 1 , Ben Amor |fcp| jnj| sxh| yjq| ofl| yus| yxs| wxn| ped| emr| stw| foe| rzu| msj| uxp| ein| rpg| cwh| osv| vyi| cri| wyi| bbw| tdd| skq| zna| niv| weo| lfy| azf| jhe| tjr| xpu| ohr| mpl| ffs| esp| yej| vkb| wwk| jvu| otg| iby| ctu| zpl| qiz| niu| ztd| xsh| rqk|