Fleur

Fleur is undiagnosed
Fleur is undiagnosed
Date of Report

Fleur

Total sclerocornea, microcornea, microphtalmia, wolff-parkinson-white syndrome, asymmetrical brain development, macrocephaly, hypotonia, pulmonary emphysema middle lobe of right lung reqruiting surgical removal

Gender and year of birth

Female, 2015


Description

Total sclerocornea, microcornea, microphtalmia, wolff-parkinson-white syndrome, asymmetrical brain development, macrocephaly, hypotonia, pulmonary emphysema middle lobe of right lung reqruiting surgical removal


Symptoms / Signs

  • Because of hypotonia delayed developement: e.g. walking independently requires support of splints.
  • Visual impairment, but able to distinguish light and dark and colours.
  • Easily fatigued because limited lung capacity.
  • Global developmental delay when compared to children her age. 

Current Treatments

  • Bartimeusschool (special education for children with visual impairment), speech therapy, physiotherapy. Periodically consultations of pediatricians, pulmonary specialist, eye specialist, rehabilitation specialist. Uses splints, a walker and white cane.

Prior Treatments

  • Consultation of cardiologist for wolff-parkinson white, pediatrician, pulmonary specialist, ENT specialist, neurologist, geneticist, eye specialist, rehabilitation specialist, speech therapy, physiotherapy, dietician, therapeutic daycare group. 

Considered treatments

  • Not applicable

Previously Considered Diagnoses

  • None

Genetic Variants of Interest

  • Trio exoom sequencing: negative, SNP array negative, SOX2 negative, extensive metabolic screen negative, currently awaiting whole genome sequencing

Siblings, age & gender

Not applicable


Contact

If this participant sounds like you or someone you know, please contact Wilhelm Foundation at info@wilhelmfoundation.org


Bio

I am F, I am almost always happy and I like listening to music. Making music myself is what I like most. Furthermore, I like lights and all kind of colours. Because of my physical condition is my development delayed compared to children my age.


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