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baby with cat eye syndrome

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Seth Davis
college student
family members

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Fraccaro syndrome, is a rare condition caused by the short arm and a small section of the long arm of human chromosome 22. there may be 3 or 4 extra chromosomes instead of the usual 2. This can cause the child to have a very of mutations such as unusually shaped hears,hearing loss, widely spaced eyes, and other disabilities.

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opening to the anus is missing

Skin tags or pits in front of the ears

Unusually shaped ears

hearing lose

widely spaced eyes

outside corners of the eyes point downward

Congenital heart defects

Urinary tract problems

Skeletal abnormalities

Developmental delay

Mild to moderate intellectual disability

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Cat eye syndrome does not have a cure, because it's caused by a permanent change to a chromosome. But many of the symptoms can be treated. Cat eye syndrome affects every individual differently. Your child's long-term outlook depends on how serve her symptoms are.

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Cat eye syndrome is random, in many cases there are families that have no family history of the disease. It occurs during formation of the egg or sperm. so it is rarely passed down to your child but it is still a slit possibility. In other cases there may be a parent with a small extra 22 chromosome but show no symptoms. This can cause there child to have the extra 22 chromosome but show server symptoms.

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The 22nd chromosomes is effected it can either have an extra chromosome like three or four, when there is only supposed to be two.Also the chromosome may be oddly shaped, it may have a defect like the arms of the chromosomes may be smaller or longer than the others.

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Cat eye syndrome can affect males or females. It occurs during 1 out of 50,000 or 1 out of 150,000, this disease is very rare. If the child has it they may be the only one in the family to get it. Again this usually is not passed down from the parents but happens during the formation of the sperm or egg.