What is the condition affecting this newborn with facial dysmorphisms and the features shown below?
The newborn with facial dysmorphism, index finger overlapping other fingers, and rocker bottom feet are suggestive of Edward&;s syndrome (Trisomy 18). Clinical features of Edward&;s syndrome: Hypeonia Microcephaly/Micrognathia Eighteen trisomy/Elongated skull Digit overlapping with a closed fist Webbing of 2nd and 3rd toes Absent intellect (severe developmental delay)/Absent radii/Ahrogryposis Rocker bottom feet Cardiac Disorders (Ventricular septal defect, patent ductus aeriosus, atrial septal defect) and kidney, death. Smaller lower jaw (Micrognathia), sho sternum, small nipples Ref: Nelson textbook of pediatrics 21st edition Pgno: 663,664
Edward's syndrome
Turner's syndrome
Alagile syndrome
William's syndrome
Growth and development