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leprechaunism /lep·re·chaun·ism/ (lep´rĕ-kon″izm) a lethal familial congenital condition in which the infant is small and has elfin facies and severe endocrine disorders, as indicated by enlarged clitoris and breasts.
leprechaunism [lep′rəkän′izəm] a rare lethal familial condition marked by slow physical and mental development, the elfin facies suggested by the name (wide-set eyes, low-set ears, and hirsutism), and severe endocrine disorders, such as enlargement of the clitoris and breasts in females and of the phallus in males. Also called Donohue's syndrome. Leprechaunism An autosomal recessive [MIM 246200] polydysmorphic condition with parental consanguinity, which is more common in females—the male foetuses die in utero leprechaunism [lep´rĕ-kon″izm] a lethal familial congenital condition in which the infant is small and has an elfin face and severe endocrine disorders, such as enlargement of the clitoris in a female or of the penis in a male.
leprechaunism Donohue syndrome, Donohue-Uchida syndrome, dysendocrinism
An AR polydysmorphic complex with parental consanguinity, which is more common in ♀–↑ ♂ fetal wastage in utero and characterized by a coarse gnome-like face with a saddle nose, broad mouth, large, low-set ears, hirsutism, cutis laxa, atrophy of subcutaneous fat, dwarfism, extreme wasting, mental retardation, dysphagia, enlarged nipples, breasts, clitoris, penis, kidneys, pancreatic islets and ovaries–with premature follicular maturation, hepatic nodules, insulin receptor dysfunction, early death. Cf Williams syndrome. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Perhaps it is some sort of diversity initiative celebrating leprechaunism. It is also known as Leprechaunism and those with the Syndrome often have elfin features and are smaller than usual. NASDAQ: INSM): Results from 3 IPLEX studies demonstrate: --IPLEX increases growth and improves blood sugar control in patients with severe insulin-resistance syndromes, such as Leprechaunism and Type A syndrome (1) --IPLEX improves growth rate in children with severe primary IGF-I deficiency(2) --IPLEX safely increases IGF-I levels in healthy adults without causing abnormal increases in free IGF-I levels. |
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