Noonan syndrome: an update and review for the primary pediatrician
JA Noonan - Clinical pediatrics, 1994 - journals.sagepub.com
JA Noonan
Clinical pediatrics, 1994•journals.sagepub.comNoonan syndrome'is a rela-tively common multiple congenital anomaly syndrome, with an
esti-mated incidence of between one per 1,000 and one per 2,500 live births. 2 Affected
individuals have characteristic facial features, are usually short in stature with a chest
deformity, and about half have a congenital cardiac abnormality.
esti-mated incidence of between one per 1,000 and one per 2,500 live births. 2 Affected
individuals have characteristic facial features, are usually short in stature with a chest
deformity, and about half have a congenital cardiac abnormality.
Noonan syndrome’is a rela-tively common multiple congenital anomaly syndrome, with an esti-mated incidence of between one per 1,000 and one per 2,500 live births. 2 Affected individuals have characteristic facial features, are usually short in stature with a chest deformity, and about half have a congenital cardiac abnormality.
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