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Cat's Cry Syndrome - A birth defect that affects affects approximately 1 out of every 20,000-50,000 babies. The birth defect happens when there is missing information on chromosome # 5.
Babies that are born with this condition have a high-pitched cry that sounds like a cat. Common symptoms of Cri du Chat syndrome are low birth weight, poor growth, webbing of the fingers and toes, wide-set eyes, a small head with a small jaw, abnormal motor skill development, mental retardation, skin tags in front of the ear and a single line in the palm of the hand, known as a Simian crease.
There is no cure available. However, treatment options include various kinds of therapy to help with motor skill development and mental retardation.
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