Syndromes View the Full Record Syndrome skeletal and cardiac malformations-thrombocytopenia syndrome Summary Ventricular and auricular septal defects, mild developmental delay, conductive hearing loss, minor facial abnormalities, and thrombocytopenia are the principal clinical characteristics. Malformed pinnae, ear canal stenosis, and small tympanic membranes. Tapering fingers, coxa valga, syndactyly, carpal fusion, and fusiform index fingers.
Dermatoglyphic findings consist of single palmar creases.
Decreased attention span.