Developmental Malformations
X-linked myotubular myopathy
Dec. 21, 2023
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Patient, 42 years of age. Compared to her photograph at the age of 26, there has been significant progression of facial changes. The right eye became blind in the 15th year of disease (age 40), and a right esotropia (divergent squint) is apparent. There are numerous acneiform lesions on the face. (Gibson case “MC” and Geddes case “EAS 07.”) (Source: Gibson GA. Acromegaly. Edinburgh Med J 1899;6[6]:505-21. Public domain.)