Sugarman Syndrome

Definition

Definition of Sugarman Syndrome
Sugarman syndrome is the common name of autosomal recessive oral-facial-digital syndrome type III, one of ten distinct genetic disorders that involve developmental defects to the mouth.

Symptoms

Symptoms of Sugarman Syndrome
The list of signs and symptoms for Sugarman syndrome includes the 35 symptoms listed below:

1. Extra little fingers
2. Extra little toes
3. Excess mouth frenuli
4. Enlarged mouth frenuli
5. Multiple mouth frenuli
6. Cleft lip
7. Tongue split in two
8. Nodules on tongue
9. Alveolar ridge cleft
10. Dental caries
11. Abnormal front teeth
12. Underdeveloped nose cartilage
13. Lateral displacement of inner eye corners
14. Milia of ears during infancy
15. Milia of upper face during infancy
16. Asymmetric finger shortening
17. Asymmetric toe shortening
18. Inward curving fifth finger
19. Joined fingers
20. Bulbous nose
21. Extra small teeth
22. Macular red spots
23. Myoclonic jerks
24. See-saw winking of eyelids
25. Shortened hands
26. Dry hair
27. Rough hair
28. Sparse hair
29. Dry scalp
30. Mental deficiency
31. Brain malformation
32. Absence of corpus callosum of the brain
33. Malposition of gray matter of the brain
34. Sloping forehead
35. Adult polycystic kidney disease

Causes

Causes of Sugarman Syndrome
Sugarman syndrome is genetic, but the causative gene mutation has not been identified.

Diagnosis

Diagnosis of Sugarman Syndrome
These home medical tests may be relevant to Sugarman syndrome:

1. Home Cholesterol Tests
2. Home Triglycerides Tests
3. Home Blood Pressure Test Devices

Types

Types of Sugarman Syndrome
Rare types of medical conditions and diseases in related medical categories:

1. High Cholesterol
2. Heart Disease
3. Cancer
4. Depression
5. Type 2 Diabetes
6. Type 1 Diabetes
7. Hypertension
8. Hemochromatosis
9. Metabolic Syndrome

Treatment

Treatment of Sugarman Syndrome
There are various types of Sugarman syndrome treatment.