Iloprost is a Useful Therapy for Adams-Oliver Syndrome with Eisenmenger Syndrome

Abstract

Adams-Oliver syndrome is characterized by scalp defects with terminal transverse limb anomalies. Most reports on this syndrome demonstrate autosomal dominant pedigrees. Cutis marmorata telangiectasia congenita accompanies the syndrome in many cases. Here, we describe a case of Adams-Oliver syndrome with cardiac malformation and Eisenmenger syndrome. Because this is a rare case, the detailed case and literature data are presented.

Keywords

• Adams-Oliver syndrome,iloprost therapy,Eisenmenger syndrome

Eisenmenger Sendromunun Eşlik Ettiği Adams-Oliver Sendromlu Hastalar İçin İloprost Tedavisi

Abstract

Adams-Oliver sendromu (AOS) skalp defekti ve uç uzuv anomalisi ile karakterizedir. Birçok rapor bu sendromun otozomal dominant kalıtımını kanıtlamıştır. Birçok olguda kutis marmarotus telenjektazia konjenita eşlik etmektedir. Bu olguda biz AOS’a eşlik eden Eisenmenger sendromu ve kardiyak malformasyon tanımladık.Literatürümüzde bulunan çok nadir bir olgu olduğu için detaylı olgu ve literatür bilgisi hazırlandı.

Keywords

• Adams-Oliver sendromu,iloprost tedavisi,Eisenmenger sendromu

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