PMC3591075_01
Typical features of Seckle syndrome
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F1
GA in another tertiary care hospital was present. General physical and systemic examination showed evidence of characteristic features of Seckel syndrome, i.e., microcephaly, retroganthia, bird-like face [Figure 1], large eyes, small low set ears, dental caries, long neck, clinodactly, bilateral elbow contracture, left undescended testis, and urinary and fecal incontinence because of small spina bifida, high arch palate with incomplete cleft of palate [Figure 2].
Showing cleft palate
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F2
GA in another tertiary care hospital was present. General physical and systemic examination showed evidence of characteristic features of Seckel syndrome, i.e., microcephaly, retroganthia, bird-like face [Figure 1], large eyes, small low set ears, dental caries, long neck, clinodactly, bilateral elbow contracture, left undescended testis, and urinary and fecal incontinence because of small spina bifida, high arch palate with incomplete cleft of palate [Figure 2].
Height of child
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F3
His weight was 9.5 kg and height was 100 cm [Figure 3].
Postoperative picture
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F4
Pushback palatoplasty was done for incomplete cleft palate [Figure 4].