Vrolik syndrome

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Vrolik syndrome, also known as osteogenesis imperfecta type II, is a severe genetic disorder characterized by extremely fragile bones that fracture easily, often leading to perinatal lethality.

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instanceOf genetic disorder
osteogenesis imperfecta type II
rare disease
skeletal disorder
affectsSystem skeletal system
diagnosedBy molecular genetic testing
prenatal ultrasound
radiographic examination
hasAlternativeName OI type II
congenital osteogenesis imperfecta type II
osteogenesis imperfecta type II NERFINISHED
hasCause pathogenic variants in COL1A1
pathogenic variants in COL1A2
hasCharacteristic beaded ribs
blue sclerae
extremely fragile bones
intrauterine growth restriction
multiple in utero fractures
narrow thorax
perinatal lethality
severe bone deformities
shortened limbs
underossified skull
hasEpidemiology very rare
hasICDClassification ICD-10 Q78.0
hasInheritancePattern autosomal dominant
often due to de novo mutation
hasManagement palliative care
supportive care
hasModeOfDetection first trimester ultrasound in severe cases
second trimester ultrasound
hasMolecularBasis defective type I collagen
hasOMIMID 166210
hasOnset prenatal onset
hasOrphanetID 666
hasPathophysiology reduced quantity of structurally normal type I collagen or production of structurally abnormal type I collagen
hasRadiologicFeature crumpled long bones
generalized osteopenia
multiple long bone fractures
platyspondyly
short, broad femurs
hasTypicalOutcome death in the perinatal period
death in utero
isSubclassOf congenital bone fragility disorder
lethal skeletal dysplasia
osteogenesis imperfecta NERFINISHED
namedAfter Willem Vrolik NERFINISHED

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Jeff "Joker" Moreau medicalCondition Vrolik syndrome