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ELLIS – VAN CREVELD ELLIS – VAN CREVELD SYNDROME SYNDROME DR MANDAR DR MANDAR SPAN SPAN HOSPITAL HOSPITAL

ELLIS – VAN CREVELD SYNDROME

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ELLIS – VAN CREVELD ELLIS – VAN CREVELD SYNDROMESYNDROME

DR MANDAR DR MANDAR

SPAN HOSPITALSPAN HOSPITAL

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•VAIBHAVI S HIREMATHVAIBHAVI S HIREMATH

•7 ys / FEMALE7 ys / FEMALE

•1 st issue of non 1 st issue of non consangunous marriageconsangunous marriage

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ComplainsComplains

•Fever - 15 daysFever - 15 days

•Cough - 8 daysCough - 8 days

•BREATHLESSNESS – 2 daysBREATHLESSNESS – 2 days

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PAST HISTORYPAST HISTORY

•Repeated episodes of LRTI Repeated episodes of LRTI

•No H/O any contact with No H/O any contact with Tb patientsTb patients

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BIRTH H/OBIRTH H/O

•Full term normal deliveryFull term normal delivery

•Birth wt was 2.8 kg Birth wt was 2.8 kg

•No h/o any NICU admission No h/o any NICU admission

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•NO DELAY IN MENTAL AND NO DELAY IN MENTAL AND MOTOR MILE STONEMOTOR MILE STONE

DIET h/oDIET h/o

•ADEQUATEADEQUATE

Developmental H/ODevelopmental H/O

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Antropometry Antropometry ActualActual•Head cir- 49cmHead cir- 49cm

•Chest cir-52cmChest cir-52cm

•Ht – 84 cmHt – 84 cm

•Wt – 9.5 kgWt – 9.5 kg

•Us/Ls-1.3:1Us/Ls-1.3:1

•Arm span< htArm span< ht

ExpectedExpected

•>51cm>51cm

•<3per<3per

•<3per<3per

•Us >LsUs >Ls

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InterpretationInterpretation•Wt for age – IAP classificationWt for age – IAP classification

- grade 5- grade 5

•Ht for age – Mac-Clarin classHt for age – Mac-Clarin class

- grade 3 - grade 3

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•Mid parentral ht – less Mid parentral ht – less thanthan

2 SD2 SD

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EXAMINATIONEXAMINATION

•CONCIOUS, COPERATIVECONCIOUS, COPERATIVE

•VITALSVITALS

RR- 54/minRR- 54/min

HR- 108/minHR- 108/min

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Head to Toe examinationHead to Toe examination

•Malformation of tooth Malformation of tooth

• POLYDACTYLYPOLYDACTYLY

•CHEST DEFORMITIESCHEST DEFORMITIES

•NO S/O SKIN CHANGES & NO S/O SKIN CHANGES & NUTRITION DEFNUTRITION DEF

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SYSTEMIC EXAMINATIONSYSTEMIC EXAMINATION

•RESPIRATORY SYSTEMRESPIRATORY SYSTEM

s/o respiratory distress +s/o respiratory distress +

B/L crepts + in lower B/L crepts + in lower lobelobe

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Cardio vascular examinationCardio vascular examination

•MitralMitral area- sarea- s11 s s22 –normal –normal

•Pulmonary area-split sPulmonary area-split s22

split is split is present both in insiration present both in insiration and expirationand expiration

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Cont..Cont..

•Early systolic murmur is Early systolic murmur is heard , grade 3 , radiating heard , grade 3 , radiating to the precordiam to the precordiam

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PER ABDOMENPER ABDOMEN

•Soft , non tender, no Soft , non tender, no organomegaly, BS+organomegaly, BS+

•CNS- WNLCNS- WNL

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INVESTIGATIONINVESTIGATION

•CBC- Hb-7.8gm%CBC- Hb-7.8gm%

Tlc-18600/cummTlc-18600/cumm

plat-3,35,000/cummplat-3,35,000/cumm

Esr- 36mm of hgEsr- 36mm of hg

•Chest xray- plethoric lung,Chest xray- plethoric lung,

B/L lower lobe B/L lower lobe patchpatch

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WRIST XRAY FOR BONE AGEWRIST XRAY FOR BONE AGE

• BA= CABA= CA

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OTHER INVESTIGATIONOTHER INVESTIGATION

•Sr calciam, ALP, Phosp- wnlSr calciam, ALP, Phosp- wnl

•Other investigation- Other investigation-

sr electrolyte, blood cul ,sgpt sr electrolyte, blood cul ,sgpt

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Echo reportEcho report

•Large ASD, ejection Large ASD, ejection fraction normal, require fraction normal, require surgical correctionsurgical correction

(as adviced by (as adviced by cardiologist)cardiologist)

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Approach to short statureApproach to short stature

Calculate MPH

Childs height at 18 yrs with in 2 SD of MPH

Childs height at 18 yrs< -2 SD of MPH

Genetic short statureBone Age

Delayed Advanced

US: LS Ratio US: LS Ratio Rare:1JRA

2Hemophilia3Androgen/ Estrogen Exposure

Proportional Disproportional

US> LS US<LS1IUGR2Dysmorphic syndrome

3Chromosomal syndrome4Turner’s syndrome

Proportionate Disproportionate

1Constitutional Delay2GH def

3Psychosocial Short stature.

4Chronic Systemic dis.5Malnutrition

Hypothyroidism.Rickets

Normal

Height< 3rd centile of reference range

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D/D OF US> LSD/D OF US> LS

• AcondroplasiaAcondroplasia

• HypocondroplasiaHypocondroplasia

• Osteogenesis imperfectaOsteogenesis imperfecta

• RicketsRickets

• Ellis van creveld Ellis van creveld syndrome syndrome

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OTHER FEATURES OTHER FEATURES

• POLYDACTYLYPOLYDACTYLY

• CONGENITAL HEART DISEASECONGENITAL HEART DISEASE

• MALFORMED TOOTHMALFORMED TOOTH

• ABNORMAL SHAPE OF CHESTABNORMAL SHAPE OF CHEST

• SHORT LIMBSHORT LIMB

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FINAL DIAGNOSISFINAL DIAGNOSIS

ELLIS VAN CREVELDELLIS VAN CREVELD

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ADVICEADVICE

• GENETIC STUDYGENETIC STUDY

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Ellis-vanEllis-van CreveldCreveld SyndromeSyndrome

((chondroectrodermalchondroectrodermal dysplasiadysplasia))

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CLINICAL FEATURECLINICAL FEATURE

• Short statureShort stature

•Short forearm and lower Short forearm and lower legleg

•Narrow chestNarrow chest

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CONT…CONT…

• PolydactylyPolydactyly

•Unusually formed teethUnusually formed teeth

•Congenital heart disease(ASD)Congenital heart disease(ASD)

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•Autosomal recessive Autosomal recessive pattern inheritancepattern inheritance

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Prevalance Prevalance

• 1 in 60,000 to 2,00,0001 in 60,000 to 2,00,000

•Common in – Amish Common in – Amish population, Pennsylvania, population, Pennsylvania, Native population of Native population of australiaaustralia

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GeneticsGenetics

•Mutation in EVC and EVC2 Mutation in EVC and EVC2 genesgenes

•ECV gene maps on ECV gene maps on cromosome 4 short armcromosome 4 short arm

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Radiological diagnosisRadiological diagnosis• Acromesomelia (relative shortening of Acromesomelia (relative shortening of

the distal and middle segment of the the distal and middle segment of the limbs) - Most prominent in the hands, limbs) - Most prominent in the hands, where the distal and middle where the distal and middle phalanges are shorter than the phalanges are shorter than the proximal phalanx proximal phalanx

• Polydactyly (ulnar side) Polydactyly (ulnar side)

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• Thorax (short ribs, narrow) Thorax (short ribs, narrow)

• Other findings - Fusion of the hamate Other findings - Fusion of the hamate and capitate bones and capitate bones

supernumerary carpal bone centersupernumerary carpal bone center

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Genetic studyGenetic study

• Gene testing forGene testing for

mutational mutational analysis analysis

of of EVCEVC and and EVC2EVC2

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Growth chart for EVCGrowth chart for EVC

• Verbeek et al developed growth charts for Verbeek et al developed growth charts for males and females aged 0-20 yearsmales and females aged 0-20 years

The charts,reveal that 98% of patients with Ellis–van Creveld syndrome will exhibit lower height by age 10 years, compared with unaffected children.

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TYPICAL IMAGESTYPICAL IMAGES

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MEDICAL MANAGEMENTMEDICAL MANAGEMENT

• The management of Ellis–van The management of Ellis–van Creveld (EVC) syndrome is Creveld (EVC) syndrome is multidisciplinary.multidisciplinary.

• Care for respiratory distress, Care for respiratory distress, recurrent respiratory infections, and recurrent respiratory infections, and cardiac failure is supportivecardiac failure is supportive

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SURGICAL MANAGEMENTSURGICAL MANAGEMENT

• Orthopedic procedures correct Orthopedic procedures correct polydactyly and other orthopedic polydactyly and other orthopedic malformations.malformations.

• Cardiac surgery may be needed to Cardiac surgery may be needed to correct cardiac anomaliescorrect cardiac anomalies

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CONT..CONT..

• Thoracic expansion has been Thoracic expansion has been attempted in some patients.attempted in some patients.

• Dental care is usually necessaryDental care is usually necessary

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ACYIVITYACYIVITY

• Activities may be limited secondary Activities may be limited secondary to cardiorespiratory status or skeletal to cardiorespiratory status or skeletal anomalies.anomalies.

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