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A CHILD WITH PERSISTENT FEVER WITH NO SWEAT PRODUCTION: THINK ABOUT ANHIDROTIC ECTODERMAL DYSPLASIA
S. Bassanese, T. Gerarduzzi, M. Maschio, F. Marchetti
Aprile 2005 - pagg. 260 -261
Abstract
We report the case of a child with failure to thrive and
dysphagia associated to a persistent fever, which not respond to
antibiotic treatment. An accurate interview allowed us to underline
some important points: the fever decreased undressing the child
while it did not respond to paracetamol; presence of eyedrops during
crying was never observed; the mother presented monolateral
agalactogenesis and a childhood history of poor hair and malformed
teeth. We performed a sweat test to the baby which demonstrate
the absence of sweat production, substaining our hypothesis
of an anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia. The genetic analysis confirmed
the diagnosis.
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Corrispondenza: stefaniabassanese@yahoo.it
