Joint hypermobility is less marked. Varicose veins and hernia may occur. Autosomal Dominant Skin is soft but hyperextensibility, splitting and scarring are limited. Bruising tendency variable. Skin is not usually hyperextensible.
Joint mobility is usually normal aside from the small joints in the hands.
Uterine rupture in pregnancy may occur, thus pregnancy should be approached with caution. Joint hypermobility is limited. Spheroid and molluscoid pseudotumours may be found. Orthopaedic and operating complications are common. Scarring usually less severe that Type I. Marfanoid habitus.