Abstract
Teebi (Am J Med Genet 28:581-591, 1987) described a pattern of anomalies in an Arab kindred involving 16 individuals in 4 generations. Although some findings were similar to those in craniofrontonasal dysplasia, absence of craniosynostosis, normal to slightly broad nasal tip, normal nails, and male to male transmission distinguished this as a separate entity. This paper describes a U.S. family with similar findings, involving 6 individuals (2 male and 4 female) in 4 generations, with male to male transmission.
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