The participant was healthy with no medical concerns until the age 5. Around this time, his mother noticed that his right foot was turned in. Over time, his started to become rigid and he lost his ability to walk by the age of 10. He also had unusual movements in … read more
Shortly after birth, the participant was found to have gastroesophageal (acid) reflux and low muscle tone (hypotonia). His growth was normal except for a large head size (macrocephaly). At 2 months old, it was noted that he had cataracts and he underwent surgery before 1 year old. He was also … read more
The participant was born prematurely at 33 weeks after she was diagnosed with IUGR at 27 weeks. She had a gap between her larynx and esophagus (laryngeal cleft) which was later repaired. During infancy, she experienced episodes of retching and choking, which lead to low blood oxygen levels and occasionally … read more
