Poland-Mobius syndrome.

Mobius Syndrome and Poland Syndrome Presenting Together in a Single Patient

[Eye and systemic manifestations of Mobius syndrome].

INTRODUCTION Mobius syndrome is characterized by damage in the nucleus of the sixth and seventh cranial nerves, with subsequent facial palsy and abduction limitation of the eyes. The aim of this article is to describe the ophthalmological findings of the Mobius syndrome in Mexican children. PATIENTS AND METHODS A cross-sectional, retrospective, observational and descriptive study was conducte...

Poland syndrome.

Fig. 1 : Underdeveloped right sided chest muscles and right hand deformity. Fig. 2 : Hypoplastic right biceps brachii muscle, elevated and smaller right nipple. Fig 3 : Absence of right index, middle and ring fingers, and short thumb and little finger. Fig. 4 : Absence of phalangeal bones of index, middle and ring fingers. Fig. 5 : Unilateral translucency of right lung field due to absence of p...

The Mobius Band and the Mobius Foliation

Some years ago we introduced a new topological invariant for foliated manifolds using techniques from noncommutative geometry, in particular the pairing between K-Theory and cyclic cohomology. The motivation came from flat principal G-bundles where the base space is a non simply connected manifold. The computation of this invariant is quite complicated. In this article we try to perform certain...

Syndrome de Poland

Le syndrome de Poland correspond à l'absence ou l'hypoplasie unilatérale du grand pectoral associée à des anomalies homolatérales de la main, le plus souvent une symbrachydactylie. Garçon âgé de 5 ans, issu d'un mariage non consanguin et d'une grossesse de déroulement normal sans notion de prise médicamenteuse par la mère. A la naissance, la malformation au niveau de la main gauche a été décelé...