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VATER, CHARGE, OAV

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show ear, eyes, spine/vertebrae, mouth  
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show Small, middle ear anomaly causing deafness, preauricular tags or pits  
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show Small, epibulbar dermoid, lipdermoid, notch in upper lid, strabismus  
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show Hemi or hypoplastic vertebrae (usually cervical)  
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show tongue, soft palate and secretion abnormalities  
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Mental deficiency and OAV appears to be associated with   show
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But most children OAV have what type of Intelligence?   show
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What types of cardiac anomalies are common with OAV?   show
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Other anomalies associated with OAV   show
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VATER stands for   show
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show 1/6,000  
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show Early infancy patients exhibit failure to thrive and have slow developmental progress. Majority have normal brain functioning and strive towards rehabilitation  
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Genetic of VATER   show
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show Vertral anomalies; VSD or other cardiac defect; anal atresia; TE fistula with esophageal atresia; radial dysplasia; renal anomaly; SUA  
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Other associated features of VATER   show
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C.H.A.R.G.E.   show
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show CHD7 gene, AD, often associated with other syndromes  
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show males, babies with atrial septal defects of the heart, TE fistula and bilateral choanal atresia  
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show 1. Ocular coloboma 2. Choanal atresia or stenosis 3. Cranial nerve dysfunction or anomaly 4. CHARGE ear  
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CHARGE face   show
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show Swallowing: meet with a feeding team; MRI of middle ear, if formation is normal discuss cochlear implants; nussen fundoplication for GE reflux  
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