In most cases, the disease is uniformly fatal early in life. Life span has ranged from death in the perinatal period to about 20-25 years of age. Only a few individuals-usually patients with PCH type 2-have survived to the second and third decades of life.
Our beautiful little girl was diagnosed when she was 4 months old when she became very sick and ended up in the hospital for a 2 week stay. She was diagnosed by MRI. We have yet to receive a genetic diagnosis. She is now almost a year old and she has...
Ben was diagnosed at the age of one and a half with PCH3 through MRI.
Ben's condition includes Optic Nerve Atrophy, Cortical Visual Impairment, Epilepsy, Microcephaly, Club Foot, etc. He was born in 2008 and is maintains a small stature (approx...
It didn't take long after the wedding to find out we were pregnant ð¤°ð¼And expecting a little boy ð¶ð¼We couldn't be any more excited! The day finally arrived and labor and delivery was a breeze Luke came into this world on 7-...