Mongolian (Down's Disease):
There is a similarity between these cases as if they were all from one family, and at the same time there is no similarity between them and their family members. And the proportion of those about (5 - 10%) of the cases of mental impairment.
The most prominent features in this case: the broad head and the circumference is less than normal, the hair is short and dry without wrinkles, and the eyes are perverted up and out and tend to narrow, and often around them, and the nose wide short and plump, and tongue large broad rough cracked, may appear prominent during the mouth The fingers are short, especially the pinky and bend inward, the feet are too wide, and sometimes there is a slit in the bottom between the thumb and the finger next to it, and the members are small, Tall and the Ot coarse, growth and synergies turbulent kinetic, physical notes sag in general. It is the emotional and social characteristics that the Mongolian child is pleasant, friendly, cheerful and social activist who loves tradition and fondness. A smiley collaborator loves to shake hands with people, so some call them happy children.
There is a similarity between these cases as if they were all from one family, and at the same time there is no similarity between them and their family members. And the proportion of those about (5 - 10%) of the cases of mental impairment.
The most prominent features in this case: the broad head and the circumference is less than normal, the hair is short and dry without wrinkles, and the eyes are perverted up and out and tend to narrow, and often around them, and the nose wide short and plump, and tongue large broad rough cracked, may appear prominent during the mouth The fingers are short, especially the pinky and bend inward, the feet are too wide, and sometimes there is a slit in the bottom between the thumb and the finger next to it, and the members are small, Tall and the Ot coarse, growth and synergies turbulent kinetic, physical notes sag in general. It is the emotional and social characteristics that the Mongolian child is pleasant, friendly, cheerful and social activist who loves tradition and fondness. A smiley collaborator loves to shake hands with people, so some call them happy children.