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Opitz-Kaveggia syndrome/FG syndrome

How is it treated?

Multidisciplinary treatments and support are required for the child who has complex or severe learning disabilities and surgical treatment is required to correct an imperforate or narrowed anus.

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Medical text written August 2005 by Contact a Family. Approved August 2005 by Dr J Tolmie, Last updated August 2007 by Contact a Family and by Dr J Tolmie, Consultant Clinical Geneticist, Ferguson-Smith Centre for Clinical Genetics, Glasgow, UK.

 

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