Artralgias y displasia de cadera: sobre el síndrome trico-rino-falángico

Abstract

Introduction

Tricho-Rhino-Phalangeal Syndrome (TPRS) is a rare genetic and heterogeneous entity distinguished by skeletal abnomalities, growth retardation, distinctive facial features, ectodermal alterations —thin and depigmented hair, nail dystrophy— and also variable intellectual disability.

Objective

We present the case of a woman patient referrered to Rheumatology because of progressive-course mechanical joint pain for few years and previous-known pathology on hips.

Conclusion

Although infrequently, it is a musculo-skeletal entity that must be recognised by rheumatologists.