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Kinky hair syndrome. A new case and a review.

In 1962 Menkes and associates described a neurodegenerative disorder of infancy, affecting only boys, characterized by unusual hair, seizures, psychomotor retardation, growth failure, cerebrocerellar atrophy, and early death. Because of the appearance of the hair this disorder is known as the kinky hair syndrome. Since the original description, several reports have appeared, mostly outside the pediatric literature, describing additional findings in this syndrome. This paper presents a new case of the kinky hair syndrome, demonstrating both the original and newly described features, and reviews the literature.