Life threatening or other health concerns have not been associated with Renpenning syndrome. However, the presence of severe mental impairment likely will result in some affected males living in a more controlled environment outside the home.
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Charles E. Schwartz, PhD
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Author Info: Charles E. Schwartz PhD, Thomson Gale, Gale, Detroit, Gale Encyclopedia of Genetic Disorders Part II, 2005 |