Mar Fans Syndrome affects roughly 1 in 5000 people. It affects men and women in all races and roughly 3 out of 4 people inherit the syndrome from their parents.
The mar fan syndrome affects many parts of the body, which means it varies from person to person. Some signs of the syndrome are: a tall thin build, long arms, fingers, toes. There can also be flat feet, spine that curves and a chest that may sink in or out.
While the syndrome is incurable, you are able to still live a long life with it. As long as you get checked by a doctor frequently to monitor its progress. If you need to, the doctor will recommend surgery.
It is believed that it is linked to the FBNI gene on the chromosome 15.
FBNI is a gene that is essential to form
The mar fan syndrome affects many parts of the body, which means it varies from person to person. Some signs of the syndrome are: a tall thin build, long arms, fingers, toes. There can also be flat feet, spine that curves and a chest that may sink in or out.
While the syndrome is incurable, you are able to still live a long life with it. As long as you get checked by a doctor frequently to monitor its progress. If you need to, the doctor will recommend surgery.
It is believed that it is linked to the FBNI gene on the chromosome 15.
FBNI is a gene that is essential to form