Le decisioni in merito alla pianificazione familiare possono essere difficili ed emotivamente molto impegnative quando uno dei futuri genitori soffre di una malattia genetica, come la sindrome di Marfan. Prima di prendere qualsiasi decisione, i genitori devono conoscere le numerose opzioni attualmente disponibili nonché i rischi potenziali per la madre e il bambino. Un consulente genetico o l’infermiere del centro di assistenza e informazioni della Marfan Foundation potranno illustrare le opzioni disponibili e fornire informazioni.
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People with Marfan syndrome frequently have problems with their heart and blood vessels. Sometimes, these problems are very serious. The most common complication affects the aorta (the main blood vessel carrying blood from the heart to the rest of the body). Heart valves may be affected as well. Less often, blood vessels other than the […]
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Bones and Joints in Marfan Syndrome
Marfan syndrome often causes problems in the bones and joints—in fact, these are often the features that first lead a person to suspect Marfan syndrome and seek a diagnosis.These features (called skeletal features) happen when bones grow extra-long or ligaments (connective tissue that holds joints together) become stretchy—like loose rubber bands. What are the common […]
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