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Is Palmar Crease, Slanting Eyes, Foot Fingers Distances Due To Down Syndrome?

I have been blessed with newborn baby....thedoc has seen the following symptoms which are indicative of Down syndrome
Palmer crease
Slanting eyes
Increased distance between foot fingers

I WANNA KNOW WHETHER IT IS POSSIBLE HE DOES NOT HAVE DOWN SYNDROME EVEN IF HE HAS THESE SYMPTOMS
Thu, 9 Oct 2014
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Pediatrician, Surgery 's  Response
Hi, I had gone through your question and understand your concerns. Those signs are seen in Trisomy 21 i.e Downs syndrome, but Karyotyping (Chromosomal analysis)is the gold standard test to say whether your child is having Downs syndrome or not.

Hope this answers your question.
Wishing your child good health.
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Is Palmar Crease, Slanting Eyes, Foot Fingers Distances Due To Down Syndrome?

Hi, I had gone through your question and understand your concerns. Those signs are seen in Trisomy 21 i.e Downs syndrome, but Karyotyping (Chromosomal analysis)is the gold standard test to say whether your child is having Downs syndrome or not. Hope this answers your question. Wishing your child good health.