Urdaneta-Carruyo E, Vargas-Cobos Y, Urdaneta-Contreras AV, Valero RJA , del Valle Alviárez PL, Contreras GPA

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RESUMEN

El síndrome de Apert es una malformación genética por trasmisión autosómica dominante caracterizada por malformaciones craneofaciales que ocasionan craneosinostosis, hipoplasia del tercio medio de la cara y sindactilia simétrica de manos y pies. Se informa el caso de un niño recién nacido con esta patología, al que además se le encontró agenesia renal unilateral —que excepcionalmente se encuentra descrita en este síndrome —, y se hace una revisión de la literatura que aborda esta enfermedad.

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