Re: Re: quick question

[Guest guest]

No I saw the xray and the report and the GI physicians were right there

and told me that the fluid was there. It does not always resolve itself.

Sometimes it stays. Take care. DEb

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much Ken. That is very kind of you.

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much. I was wondering what that could mean. The really

odd thing about that form was that for LeeAnn it also said rule out RSS.

Well, we are being told that she does indeed have RSS so who knows why

it said that.

Your research was extremely helpful.

Re: quick question

Hi ,

I received this information from a librarian at the Harvard School of

Medicine regarding my inquiry about quadri-cephaly.

" you can find this definition in Jablonski's dictionary of syndromes

and eponymic diseases. I don't know where exactly you are located,

but would guess that you can find this book in any biomedical

library. You can also find it in the Proceedings of the Royal

Society of Medicine, 1954, vol.47, pp. 1040-4, article by A.

An article written by Partington M.W. in 1986 and published in

Clinical Genetics, vol. 29, pp. 151-1986 also describes this

syndrome. "

I looked a summary of the Partington article and it looks like quadri-

cephaly is a clinical way of describing the cranio-facial features of

a child with RSS.

I hope this helps.

Ken M

> Today we had to get a form notorized for LeeAnn's adoption

> that says:

>

> " Had:quadri-cephaly "

>

> and

>

> " delayed gross motor development " (she was walking at 11

> months)

>

> what is Quadri-cephaly? I tried looking on the internet and

> found nothing.

>

> Thank you!

> ,

> Mom to Patty, Reagan, , , and LeeAnn in Korea 17

> months, RSS