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The diagnosis of infantile spasms is made by a combination of
the typical features, along with a characteristic
electroencephalogram (EEG), which shows a very disorganized pattern
termed hypsarrhythmia
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The list of signs and symptoms mentioned in various sources for
Miller-Dieker syndrome includes the 37 symptoms listed below: *
Failure to thrive * Feeding problems * Limited developmental skills
* Incomplete brain development * Smooth brain surface * Pachygyria
* Heterotopias * Failure of opercula to develop * Absent corpus
callosum * Hypoplastic corpus callosum * Large cavum septi
pellucidi * Severe mental deficiency * Reduced muscle tone *
Opisthotonos * Spasticity * Failure to thrive * Seizures *
Hypsarrhythmia * Small head * Bitemporal narrowing * High forehead
* Central forehead ridging * Central forehead furrowing * Small
nose * Anteverted nostrils * Up-slant to palpebral fissures *
Protuberant upper lip * Small lower jaw * Low-set auricles *
Posteriorly angulated auricles * Wide secondary alveolar ridge *
Late eruption of primary teeth * Undescended testes * Pilonidal
sinus * Fifth finger clinodactyly * Transverse palmar crease *
Polyhydramnios Note that Miller-Dieker syndrome symptoms usually
refers to various symptoms known to a patient, but the phrase
Miller-Dieker syndrome signs may refer to those signs only
noticable by a doctor.