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fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva


  • autosomal dominant
  • progressive ossification of muscle and conective tissue
  • ossification of ligaments and tendons
    • nuchal ligament
    • upper extremities and neck==>shoulders, back, and spine==>chest
    • pelvic entheses

  • asymptomatic at birth
  • 90% --> short great toes


Charles E. Kahn, Jr., MD  -  2 February 1995
Last updated:  1 October 2013


 

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