What Is Patau's Syndrome?
Congenital chromosome abnormality Patau syndrome, which often makes patients forget to breathe. Patients often have developmental defects of the central nervous system, a small forehead with a slope-like appearance, often with defects at the top of the scalp, severe mental retardation, and multiple fingers.
Patau syndrome
- Real Story: Title: Brave Jess
- A child named Jess Kerr in the United Kingdom suffers from the congenital chromosomal abnormality Patau syndrome, which often makes her forget to breathe, and is therefore "saved" five times a day. Less than 200 young children have the disease across the UK.
- Jess has been battling the disease since he was born, requiring uninterrupted monitoring for 24 hours.
- The doctor had told Jess's parents that Jess would not live four weeks. But Jess 16 just celebrated his first birthday.
- Jesse's mother, Melanie, is from Leicester and has six children. She said: "When the doctor first told us about my child, I was almost crushed. For me, it was a devastating blow. Now I have to worry about her constantly. I am always To stay with her, I can't leave in half a step. But she is a little warrior, and I ca nt describe how proud I am. She really did it! It is great! We accept that every day we have her, her birthday Has special significance for us. " [1]