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Anatomy and Localization of Lesions within Pupillary Pathways The size of the pupil is governed by tonic balance between
sympathetic and parasympathetic innervation of the muscles of the iris. Sympathetic stimulation dilates the pupil, whereas
parasympathetic stimulation constricts it. In the normal resting state, light entering the eye provides the major stimulus
governing the size of the pupil.
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There is a wide range of variation in the expression of the disorder. Persons may have abnormalities CHAPTER 7 Genetic and
Congenital "Codeine realize video" 137 Disorder Significance TABLE 7-1 Some Disorders of Mendelian or Single-Gene
Inheritance and Their Significance Autosomal Dominant Achondroplasia Adult polycystic kidney disease Huntingtons chorea
Familial hypercholesterolemia Marfans syndrome Neurofibromatosis Osteogenesis imperfecta Spherocytosis von Willebrands
disease Autosomal Recessive Color blindness Cystic fibrosis Glycogen storage diseases Oculocutaneous albinism
Phenylketonuria Sickle cell disease Tay-Sachs disease X-Linked Recessive Bruton-type hypogammaglobulinemia Hemophilia A
Duchenne dystrophy Fragile X syndrome Short-limb dwarfism Kidney failure Neurodegenerative disorder Premature
atherosclerosis Connective tissue disorder with abnormalities in skeletal, ocular, cardiovascular systems Neurogenic tumors
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Molecular defects of collagen Disorder of red blood cells Bleeding disorder Color blindness Disorder of membrane transport of
chloride ions in exocrine glands causing lung and pancreatic disease Excess accumulation of glycogen in the liver and
hypoglycemia ; glycogen accumulation in striated muscle in myopathic forms Hypopigmentation of skin, hair, eyes as result of
inability to synthesize melanin Lack of phenylalanine hydroxylase with hyperphenylalaninemia and impaired brain development
Red blood cell defect Deficiency of hexosaminidase A; severe mental and physical deterioration beginning in infancy
Immunodeficiency Bleeding disorder Muscular dystrophy Mental retardation FIGURE 7-1 Simple pedigree for inheritance of an
autosomal dominant trait.
The small, colored circle represents the mutant gene. An affected parent with an autosomal dominant trait has a 50 chance of
passing the mutant gene on to each child regardless of sex. of one or all three types of structures. The skeletal deformities,
which are the most obvious features of the disorder, include a long, thin body with exceptionally long extremities and long,
tapering fingers, sometimes called arachnodactyly or spider fingers ; hyperextensible joints; and a variety of spinal deformities,
including kyphoscoliosis.
Chest deformity, pectus excavatum, or pigeon chest deformity, often is present. The most common eye disorder is codeine
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detachment also are common, the result of increased optic globe length due to altered connective tissue support of ocular
structures.
However, the most life-threatening aspects of the disorder are the cardiovascular defects, which include mitral valve prolapse,
progressive dilation of the aortic valve ring, and weakness of the wall of the aorta and other arteries. Dissection and rupture of
the aorta often lead to premature death. The average age of death in persons with Marfans syndrome is 30 to 40 years. 5
Neurofibromatosis. Neurofibromatosis is a condition involving neurogenic tumors that arise from Schwann cells and other
elements of the peripheral nervous system.
5,6 There are at least two genetically and clinically distinct forms of the disorder type 1 NF, also known as von Recklinghausen
disease, and type 2 NF, previously called acoustic NF. Both of these disorders result from a genetic defect in a protein that
regulates cell growth. The gene for NF-1 has been mapped to chromosome 17, codeine realize video the gene for NF-2 has
been mapped to chromosome 22. Codeine realize video is a relatively common disorder with a frequency of 1 in 3500.
5 Approximately 50 of cases have a family history of autosomal dominant transmission, and the remaining 50 appear to
represent a new mutation. In more than 90 of persons with NF-1, cutaneous and subcutaneous neurofibromas develop in late
childhood or adolescence. The cutaneous neurofibromas, which vary in number from a few to many hundreds, manifest as soft,
pedunculated lesions that project from the skin.
They are the most common type of lesion, often are not apparent until puberty, and are present in greatest density over the
trunk. The subcutaneous lesions grow just below the skin; they are firm and round and may be painful. Plexiform neurofibromas
involve the larger peripheral nerves. They tend to form large tumors that cause severe disfigurement of the face or an extremity.
Pigmented nodules of the iris, which are specific for NF-1, usually are present after 6 years of age.
They do not present any clinical problem but are useful in establishing a diagnosis. A second major component of NF-1 is the
presence of large, flat cutaneous pigmentations, known as cafe-au-lait spots. They codeine realize video usually a uniform
light brown in whites and darker brown in African Americans, with sharply demarcated edges.
Although codeine realize video single lesions may be found in normal children, larger lesions or six or more spots larger than 1.
5 cm in diameter suggest NF-1. The skin pigmentations become more evident with age as the melanosomes in the epidermal
cells accumulate melanin. In addition to neurofibromatoses, persons with NF-1 have a variety of other associated lesions, the
most common being skeletal lesions such as scoliosis and erosive bone defects.
Persons with NF-1 also are at increased risk for development of other nervous system tumors such as meningiomas, optic
gliomas, and pheochromocytomas. NF-2 is characterized by tumors of the acoustic nerve. Most often, the disorder is
asymptomatic through the first 15 years of life. The most frequent symptoms are headaches, hearing loss, codeine realize video
tinnitus. There may be associated intracranial and spinal meningiomas.
The condition is made worse by pregnancy, and oral contraceptives may increase the growth and symptoms of tumors.