We report a 16-year-old growth deficient boy with craniosynostosis, radial hypoplasia and
hypoplastic thumbs. These findings are consistent with the autosomal recessively inherited …

We report on a patient with craniosynostosis, left radius aplasia, right radius hypoplasia, and
other congenital anomalies. This is the 11th reported case of the Baller‐Gerold syndrome …

The major manifestations of the Baller‐Gerold syndrome (BGS) are craniosynostosis and
preaxial limb anomaly involving the radius and/or the thumb. We report on a new patient …

The cardinal features of the Baller-Gerold syndrome (MIM* 21860) are craniosynostosis and
radial aplasia. Only 12 cases have been published and these are roughly divisible into two …

Baller-Gerold syndrome is a rare disorder. To date, 31 patients have been reported [Baller,
1950; Gerold, 1959; Greitzer et al., 1974; Temtany and McKusick, 1978; Feingold et al …

We report a patient with a mild form of the Baller-Gerold syndrome (craniosynostosis-radial
aplasia syndrome). The patient, a 3-year 3 month-old boy, has trigonocephaly with bilateral …

We report a patient with craniosynostosis, radial aplasia, imperforate anus, and several
associated congenital anomalies. It is concluded that she has the Baller‐Gerold syndrome …

A new case of the Baller‐Gerold syndrome is described in a 61/2‐year‐old, black male who
presented at birth with bilateral synostoses of the coronal and lambdoidal sutures, bilateral …

We report on two sisters off-spring of healthy consanguineous parents, where their major
clinical features absent thumb, radial aplasia and craniosynostosis led to a diagnosis of …

We present a new case of the Baller‐Gerold syndrome (BGS) in an infant with prenatally
apparent severe hydrocephalus, growth retardation, and cardiac and limb abnormalities …