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A: Photo of Patient 2 on the left, and her unaffected twin brother on the right, as neonates. Note the patient’s prominent lips and protruding tongue.
B: Patient 2, shortly before her death at age 2 years. Note the cachectic appearance, sparse hair, coarse facial features with prominent mouth and tongue, and the hand position suggestive of ulnar deviation of the fingers.
