The face of Job.

Borges, W G; Hensley, T; Carey, J C; Petrak, B A; Hill, H R · J Pediatr · 1998

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Abstract

We evaluated facial features in 9 patients from 7 kindreds with Job syndrome. Consistent features included prominent forehead with deep-set eyes, increased width of the nose, a full lower lip, and thickening of the nose and ears. The mean alar width (Z score = +3.9) and outer canthal distance (Z score = +2.2) were significantly increased. A recognizable face of Job syndrome exists.

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