Description

The practitioner carefully examines the patient's facial proportions, bone structure, and soft tissues. They look for a specific constellation of progressively coarsening features that result from mucopolysaccharide deposition in tissues.

Directly Diagnoses

Possible Results / States

Coarse Facial Features

Broad nose, flat nasal bridge, prominent forehead, thickened lips, and an enlarged tongue characteristic of Hurler syndrome.

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