Acl syndrome (acromegaloid, cutis verticis gyrata, corneal leukoma syndrome)

General: Autosomal dominant; rare; three 222d37c features include cutis verticis, associated with acromegaly and corneal leukoma; onset by age I year.

Ocular: Bilateral corneal leukoma; keratitis.

Clinical: Unusually tall; large hands, feet, and chin; skin of hands very soft; skin of scalp lies in folds; frontal bosses; ear calcification; pituitary tumors; abnormal dermal ridge patterns; enlargement of supraorbital arch of frontal bone.

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