Characteristic features of infants with fetal retinoid syndrome include abnormalities of the craniofacial region, CNS, and cardiovascular system. The specific symptoms and physical findings can vary from one infant to another. Affected infants may not have all of the symptoms listed below. Craniofacial abnormalities Some affected infants may display small, low-set ears (microtia) with narrowing (stenosis) of the ear canals or are born  Read More

Characteristic features of infants with fetal retinoid syndrome include abnormalities of the craniofacial region, CNS, and cardiovascular system. The specific symptoms and physical findings can vary from one infant to another. Affected infants may not have all of the symptoms listed below. Craniofacial abnormalities Some affected infants may display small, low-set ears (microtia) with narrowing (stenosis) of the ear canals or are born  Read More

Characteristic features of infants with fetal retinoid syndrome include abnormalities of the craniofacial region, CNS, and cardiovascular system. The specific symptoms and physical findings can vary from one infant to another. Affected infants may not have all of the symptoms listed below. Craniofacial abnormalities Some affected infants may display small, low-set ears (microtia) with narrowing (stenosis) of the ear canals or are born  Read More