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Kindler syndrome (hereditary acrokeratotic poikiloderma)

Epidemiology: 1) rare 2) infants, children, may persist into adulthood Genetics: - mutation in the KIND1 gene Clinical manifestations: expression variable, 4 patterns suggested: 1) vesicopustule formation remains confined to the hands & feet - begins 1-3 months of age, resolves in late childhood; 2) widespread eczematoid dermatitis resembling atopic eczema - starts 3-6 months of age, completely resolves by age 5 3) gradual appearance of diffuse poikiloderma with striate & reticulate atrophy - spares ace, scalp, & ears - persists into adulthood 4) development of keratotic papules on the hands, feet, elbows, & knees - lesions first appear at varying times before 5 years of age & persist indefinitely.

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KIND1 gene

General

genetic syndrome (multisystem disorder) poikiloderma

Database Correlations

OMIM 173650

References

OMIM :accession 173650