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