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(a) Erythematous hyperkeratotic patches over the skin and the eyebrows and eyelashes are sparse in the photograph of this case. (b) Erythematous hyperkeratotic patches over the skin and the eyebrows and eyelashes are sparse in the photograph of this case. (c) View of hand, foot, and nails. (d) Pigeon chest. (e) Cochlear implant. (f) Intraoral view before the treatment.
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The patient's physical appearance had the typical findings of KID syndrome except for the diagnosis of "pigeon chest (pectus carinatum)," although he had no respiratory problems due to pigeon chest (Figure 1). Two pediatric dentists diagnosed s-ECC (severe early child caries) by considering family history and dental findings (Figures 1 and 2).
Periapical radiographs showing sEEC.
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Two pediatric dentists diagnosed s-ECC (severe early child caries) by considering family history and dental findings (Figures 1 and 2).
Intraoral view after the dental treatment.
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After an oral examination (Figure 3), he was discharged from the hospital the next day.