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Russell-Silver syndrome: a study of 3 cases.

Russell-Silver syndrome, a syndrome of unknown etiology, is characterized by short stature of prenatal onset, triangular facies, asymmetry, variations in the pattern of sexual development, and other abnormalities, such as cafe-au-lait pigmentation, clinodactyly, and dental and oral abnormalities. We report three cases of Russell-Silver syndrome, all of which had dental anomalies. The clinical features of the syndrome are discussed.

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Abnormal dentition and decrease in body weight in the genetically obese mouse (genotype, ob/ob).

Loss of body weight accompanied by cannibalism occurred in obese mice (genotype, ob/ob) at seven months of age. The onset was sudden. The animals had accompanying abnormalities of their incisor teeth. Some upper incisor teeth had no erupted part. The unerupted part of all the incisor teeth showed ridged thickening. Body weight loss was prevented by grinding the pelleted food to a powder. Possible causes of the teeth abnormalities are discussed.

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