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A Case Report of Morquio’s Disease

Journal of the Korean Pediatric Society 1967;10(5):281-288.
Published online May 31, 1967.
A Case Report of Morquio’s Disease
J.J. Cho1, S.T. Kim1, D.K. Kim1, D.S. Kim1, I.S. No2
1Depart, of Pediatrics,College of Medicine,Pusan National University
2The Save The Children Fund Clinic in Pusan Korea
Morquio 民病의 1 例
趙璋濟1, 金晟澤1, 金東權1, 金大成1, 盧仁淑2
1整山大學校 醫科大學 小兒科學敎室
2英聯兒邦童救護財團 診擔所
Abstract
A case of Morquio’s disease in a child aged eighteen months is reported. He showed normal intelligence, but stunted growth with short trunk and proportionately long limbs, pectus carinatum and kyposcoliosis. There were slight muscular weakness and the left inguinal hernia. There was radiological evidence of the disturbance of osteogenesis in epiphyses and diaphyses, especially vertebra plana, central tongue, flaring of metaphyses, shallowing and widening of the acetabular cavity, irregular and delayed appearance of ossification centers, osteoporosis and kyposcoliosis, all common findings in Morquio’s disease. However, he did not show any of the followings; hepatosplenomegaly, corneal opacity or Reilly bodies in peripheral blood and bone marrow. There were no specific biochemical :changes, but serum phosphorus and radioactive iodine (I131) uptake were slightly increased and serum calcium was decreased. There was no history of consanguinity, and no other members of the family were afflicted with this disease. A brief review of relevant literatures is also included.


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