“…The disorder involves mainly the face (thin and small face), hands (camptodactyly), thorax (pectus excavatum), and spine (lumbar and sacral anomalies) ( Table 11). The overall pattern of anomalies observed in our patients is clearly distinct from those observed in the F-syndrome [Grosse et al, 19691, in the Guadalajara camptodactyly syndrome [Cantu et al, 19801, in the autosomal recessive syndrome of growth retardation, mental deficiency, ptosis, pectus excavatum, and camptodactyly [Khaldi et al, 19881, and in the Tel-Hashomer syndrome [Goodman et al, 1972;Gollop and Colletto, 1984;Pagnan et al, 1988;Toriello et al, 19901. The [Gorlin et a]., 1990;McKusick, 19901 shows no similar reported condition.…”