How can you tell the difference between Patau's syn and Fetal alcohol syn?

[match2011]

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If you meet a question which only includes some defects of the baby just like: microcephaly, cleft lip/palate, holoprosencephaly,mental ******ation and congenital heart disease.

How can tell it's Patau's syn or fetal alcohol syn?

Thanks

 

[blahwhatever]

Patau = Polydactyly

 

[PokerDoc]

You wont get a question that vague.. but some other big ones for patau's are overlapping of the fingers and rocker-bottom feet (but if you have to chose between T13 and T18 for rocker bottom go with Edward's syndrome)


alternate: if the baby dies at birth.. its prob gonna push you towards pataus

 

[blahwhatever]

You wont get a question that vague.. but some other big ones for patau's are overlapping of the fingers and rocker-bottom feet (but if you have to chose between T13 and T18 for rocker bottom go with Edward's syndrome)


alternate: if the baby dies at birth.. its prob gonna push you towards pataus

I thought overlapping fingers was only in Edward?

 

[Mr Cookie Pants]

If you meet a question which only includes some defects of the baby just like: microcephaly, cleft lip/palate, holoprosencephaly,mental ******ation and congenital heart disease.

How can tell it's Patau's syn or fetal alcohol syn?

Thanks

The kid will be alive after a year with FAS. Smooth philtrum will be the buzzword.

You really shouldn't confuse the two.

 

[match2011]

Thanks

 

[PokerDoc]

I thought overlapping fingers was only in Edward?

I can't access uptodate on my home computer so wiki will have to do

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patau's_syndrome

theres even a pic


Isn't omphalocele the big one for edwards?

 

[MilkmanAl]

Kids with FAS have more than one eye...?