Kabuki Syndrome - a case report: Draft of a two-stage diagnostic procedure for verbal children with combined physical and mental disabilities

The case report presents a girl aged 10.5 years who was diagnosed with Kabuki syndrome. The inheritance of this syndrome is autosomal-dominant. The main clinical features include facial stigmata, malformations and congenital organ malformations, short stature and dysphagia. Phenotypic features inclu...

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Main Authors: Barbora Červenková, Michaela Sedláčková
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Published: Association of Speech-Language Pathologists of Czech Republic 2023-06-01
Series:Listy klinicke logopedie
Online Access:https://casopis.aklcr.cz/en/artkey/lkl-202301-0001_kabuki-syndrome-a-case-report-draft-of-a-two-stage-diagnostic-procedure-for-verbal-children-with-combined-ph.php
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description The case report presents a girl aged 10.5 years who was diagnosed with Kabuki syndrome. The inheritance of this syndrome is autosomal-dominant. The main clinical features include facial stigmata, malformations and congenital organ malformations, short stature and dysphagia. Phenotypic features include impaired language skills and reasoning. Most children with this diagnosis have intellectual disability. The aim of this case report is to present a two-stage diagnostic procedure, applicable to individuals with symptomatic speech impairment based on combined intellectual and physical disabilities, so that the subsequent therapeutic approach can be targeted. Firstly, the level of activity and participation in the basic areas of psychomotor development (gross motor, fine motor, speech) was assessed, using tools from the ICF (International Classification of Functional Abilities, Disability and Health). The results obtained were correlated with those for eating, thinking and play, to determine whether or not development was uniform. Subsequently, the procedure for a more detailed analysis of communication skills was presented. The therapeutic section includes a description of the specific therapeutic procedure.
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spelling doaj.art-4d1f3da894ef407f85bf24bf1a5a6e0b2023-07-29T11:51:37ZcesAssociation of Speech-Language Pathologists of Czech RepublicListy klinicke logopedie2570-61792023-06-017141010.36833/lkl.2023.003lkl-202301-0001Kabuki Syndrome - a case report: Draft of a two-stage diagnostic procedure for verbal children with combined physical and mental disabilitiesBarbora Červenková0Michaela Sedláčková1Mgr. Michaela Sedláčková, Státní léčebné lázně Janské Lázně, Dětská léčebna Vesna, Česká republika. E-mail: michaela.sedlackova@janskelazne.com.Mgr. Michaela Sedláčková, Státní léčebné lázně Janské Lázně, Dětská léčebna Vesna, Česká republika. E-mail: michaela.sedlackova@janskelazne.com.The case report presents a girl aged 10.5 years who was diagnosed with Kabuki syndrome. The inheritance of this syndrome is autosomal-dominant. The main clinical features include facial stigmata, malformations and congenital organ malformations, short stature and dysphagia. Phenotypic features include impaired language skills and reasoning. Most children with this diagnosis have intellectual disability. The aim of this case report is to present a two-stage diagnostic procedure, applicable to individuals with symptomatic speech impairment based on combined intellectual and physical disabilities, so that the subsequent therapeutic approach can be targeted. Firstly, the level of activity and participation in the basic areas of psychomotor development (gross motor, fine motor, speech) was assessed, using tools from the ICF (International Classification of Functional Abilities, Disability and Health). The results obtained were correlated with those for eating, thinking and play, to determine whether or not development was uniform. Subsequently, the procedure for a more detailed analysis of communication skills was presented. The therapeutic section includes a description of the specific therapeutic procedure.https://casopis.aklcr.cz/en/artkey/lkl-202301-0001_kabuki-syndrome-a-case-report-draft-of-a-two-stage-diagnostic-procedure-for-verbal-children-with-combined-ph.php
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title_full Kabuki Syndrome - a case report: Draft of a two-stage diagnostic procedure for verbal children with combined physical and mental disabilities
title_fullStr Kabuki Syndrome - a case report: Draft of a two-stage diagnostic procedure for verbal children with combined physical and mental disabilities
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title_short Kabuki Syndrome - a case report: Draft of a two-stage diagnostic procedure for verbal children with combined physical and mental disabilities
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