Marfan Syndrome.
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What are symptoms of Marfan syndrome?
-Excessive height
-Long arms and legs with long slender fingers and toes
-Nearsightedness (myopia)
-Indented or protruding breast bone
-Curvature of the spine (scoliosis)
-Mild to severe heart problems
Height.
Individuals who have Marfan syndrome are more than likely, unusually tall and slender; with rather long arms, legs, and fingers in relationship to the rest of their body. Being tall is not a severe medical concern, but may create
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needs to include herself in more sedentary activates. The HMO along with the income should cover the hospital bill. Community Resources. - Bone and Joint Center at the University of Washington Medical Center: (206) 598-4288 (outside the Seattle area: 800-440-3280) -Orthopedic Department at Children's Hospital and Medical Center: (206) 526-2109 -Orthopedic Department at Harborview Medical Center: (206) 731-3462 -Orthopedic Department at Seattle VA Hospital: (206) 764-2800 -UW Physicians Eastside Specialty Center: (425) 646-7777 -UW Physicians Sports Medicine Clinic: (206) 543-1552
needs to include herself in more sedentary activates. The HMO along with the income should cover the hospital bill. Community Resources. - Bone and Joint Center at the University of Washington Medical Center: (206) 598-4288 (outside the Seattle area: 800-440-3280) -Orthopedic Department at Children's Hospital and Medical Center: (206) 526-2109 -Orthopedic Department at Harborview Medical Center: (206) 731-3462 -Orthopedic Department at Seattle VA Hospital: (206) 764-2800 -UW Physicians Eastside Specialty Center: (425) 646-7777 -UW Physicians Sports Medicine Clinic: (206) 543-1552