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Diagnoses you've seen?

What are some of the diagnoses of your past or present clients? Some of the ones I've seen- 6q Deletion Syndrome, Pseudoparahypothyroidism, Lissencephaly, Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Duchenne's MD, Mitochondrial Disease, Rett Syndrome, & Tracheomalacia.

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The patient I am currently caring for was born with DORV...Double outlet right ventricle.

This is an interesting aspect of PDN!

Some I have encountered, starting with heart: Tetrology of Fallot, Pulmonary (valve) atresia, then neuro: Spina bifida, Acardi Syndrome, traumatic brain injury, and CP, of course.

Then, Esophogeal eosinophilia, and CHARGE Syndrome. Both very interesting.

My patient has CHAOS syndrome.

Microcephaly (twice), Down's Syndrome, Anoxic Brain Injury, and Schizoaffective Disorder.

PITA

Oh, wait.... :whistling:

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My patient has CHAOS syndrome.

At first I thought you were saying the client's parents were messy, because Flylady (an online housecleaning guru) calls it CHAOS syndrome (Can't Have Anyone Over) when the house is too much of a wreck to have company. But then I Googled it and learned something today. Thank you! :D

Side note: I have been to several homes with THAT kind of CHAOS syndrome, but that's for another thread!!

Finally have a moment to reply to this one. Oh wow, not sure where to begin. I've seen a lot.

Tracheomalacia

CP

Failure to thrive

Pulmonary hypertension

TBI

Chiari malformation

Proteus syndrome

Down syndrome

Lye ingestion

Mitochondrial disease

SMA

CHARGE

Cancer

NEC - short gut

Cris du chat

Hajdu-cheney

Heterotaxy

Dextrocardia

Atrioventricular discorance

Pulmonary stenosis

Sinus node dysfunction

Apnea

Diabetes

Seizures

Microcephaly

Vocal cord paralysis

Transverse myelitis

Pierre-Robin

I know there's more. I'll come back with more later. But that's what I can think of off the top of my head.

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I thought of a few more: hyperinsulinism (post pancreatectomy), shaken baby syndrome, bronchiopulmonary displasia, CP.

Marfan's syndrome and neuroleptic malignant syndrome (sp?)

The two most unique ones I've seen were cerebrocostomandibular syndrome and junctional epidermolysis bullosa.

My son had HIE due to attempted suffocation which lead to a host of other complications.

Hydrocephalus with shunt

Precocious puberty

Autonomic storm disorder

Severe scoliosis from lack of weight bearing

Cortical blindness

Severe hearing loss

Contractures

Seizure disorder

Ventilator dependence

I have a child with DM1 and another with Williams

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