The obstetrics team diagnosed mirror syndrome after ultrasound revealed fetal hydrops, placental edema, and signs of maternal preeclampsia.

After the earthquake, several survivors developed Bywaters' syndrome due to prolonged compression injuries.

After the earthquake, several survivors developed crush syndrome and were rushed to the hospital to prevent kidney failure.

After years of unexplained delayed growth and a diminished sense of smell, she was finally diagnosed with Kallmann syndrome.

Even after earning multiple promotions, she still suffered from impostor syndrome and doubted that she deserved her accomplishments.

After genetic testing, the dermatologist diagnosed her with Greither syndrome, explaining the thickened skin on her palms and soles.

The dermatologist suspected Bazex syndrome after observing the patient's distinctive skin and hair abnormalities.

After consulting with specialists, the parents learned that their child's persistent thickening of the palms and soles was caused by Olmsted syndrome, a rare disorder that begins in infancy and leads to flexion deformities of the fingers and toes.

Huriez syndrome often presents with thickened, scaly skin on the palms and soles and progressive scleroatrophy.

After months of unexplained hives, fevers, and joint pain, her doctor finally diagnosed her with Schnitzler syndrome.