Flashcard illustration detailing clinical features of DiGeorge Syndrome. A central diagram of an infant shows key anatomical areas: brain, lungs, thymus, heart, and kidneys. Associated symptoms are categorized: neurodevelopmental (anxiety, ADHD, autism), facial (wide-set eyes), ENT (hearing loss, palatal defects), endocrine (hypoparathyroidism), cardiac (Tetralogy of Fallot), immunology (immune dysfunction), and other anomalies (musculoskeletal). Visual aids highlight critical areas linked to the syndrome.
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