Cri du Chat Syndrome First description and alternative names First described by Lejeune in 1963, Cri du Chat Syndrome (CdCS), which takes its name from the ‘cat-like cry’, is often referred to as Deletion 5p- syndrom - Palpebral fissure - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Cri du Chat Syndrome First description and alternative names First described by Lejeune in 1963, Cri du Chat Syndrome (CdCS), which takes its name from the ‘cat-like cry’, is often referred to as Deletion 5p- syndrom Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-05-13 15:34:34 Open Document File Size: 274,77 KB Share Result on Facebook City Baltimore / / Company Paul H Brookes Publishing Co. / Aerocomm Ltd / / Country Ireland / / Currency pence / / IndustryTerm otitis media / / MedicalCondition microcephaly / Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder / autism spectrum disorder / respiratory tract infections / Cri-Du-Chat Syndrome / ADHD / significant learning disability / congenital scoliosis / head banging / speech delay / otitis media / Cri du Chat Syndrome / common deletion syndrome / Gastroesophageal reflux / Syndrome / Cri-du Chat syndrome / / MedicalTreatment tube feeding / / Organization CdLS Foundation UK / / Person Earl Shilton / Arch Dis / Van Buggenhout / / Position Clarke D.J. / / Product Provera / / PublishedMedium The Transdisciplinary Journal / / URL www.criduchat.org.uk / / SocialTag Biology Cri du chat Cytogenetics Chromosome 5 5P Palpebral fissure Chromosome Health Syndromes Rare diseases

Cri du Chat Syndrome First description and alternative names First described by Lejeune in 1963, Cri du Chat Syndrome (CdCS), which takes its name from the ‘cat-like cry’, is often referred to as Deletion 5p- syndromAdd to Reading List