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Incidence of Down syndrome
1:750
Types of Down syndrome (genetic)
Trisomy (95%), of which 97% are due to maternal error in meiosis
Mosaic (1%)
Robertsonian/translocation, affecting chromosomes 13, 14, 15, 21, can be de novo or inherited
Dysmorphic features of Down syndrome
Flat face, brachycephaly, flat nasal bridge
Downslanting palpebral fissures
Large tongue, dysmorphic ears
Short neck, excess skin
Short stature, at risk for obesity
Simian creases, sandal foot deformity
Neonatal features of Down syndrome
hypotonia, joint hypermobility
abnormal Moro reflex
flat face, dysmorphism
Usual IQ of people with Down syndrome
50-70
Extent of developmental delay in Down syndrome
takes twice as long to reach most milestones
Cardiac defects associated with Down syndrome (7)
AVSD
VSD
secundum ASD
persistent PDA
Tetralogy of Fallot
MVP
Aortic regurgitation
Incidence of cardiac defects in Down syndrome
50%
GIT disease in Down syndrome
Coeliac disease (screen after age 2)
Oesophageal atresia/fistula
Hirschsprung disease
Down syndrome – associated haematological disorders
Leukaemia - AML, ALL, AMKL
Myelodysplastic syndrome
Transient lymphoproliferative syndrome
Down syndrome – endocrine disorders
Hypothyroidism (screen at birth, 6mo, 12mo then yearly)
Diabetes
Obesity
Down syndrome – management principles
Screen for cardiac disease
Manage growth, nutrition
Behavioural/psych as needed
Regular eye and hearing checks
TFTs at 0,6,12 months then q12m
Coeliac screen at 2y+
Check for AA instability 3-5y
FBCs regularly