Type I and II: Classical
Hyperextension of the joints and skin
Easy bruising and skin fragility
Congenital dislocations of the hips, recurrent dislocations of other joints
Spondolithesis
Joint effusions
Club foot
Type III: Hypermobility
Similar to Classic, however less skin involvement
Type IV: Vascular
Colonic perforation
Ruptured arteries
Uterine rupture during pregnancy
Severe and frequent wound dehiscence after surgery
Only type that significantly affects mortality
Type VI: Kyphoscoliotic
Fragility of the ocular globe
Marked joint hyperextension
Severe scoliosis
Type VIIA and VIIB: Arthrochalasia
Profound joint hyperextension
Moderate short stature
Type VIIC: Dermatosparaxis
Minimal joint involvement
Primarily affects the skin and fascia
Hyperextension of the joints and skin
Easy bruising and skin fragility
Congenital dislocations of the hips, recurrent dislocations of other joints
Spondolithesis
Joint effusions
Club foot
Similar to Classic, however less skin involvement
Colonic perforation
Ruptured arteries
Uterine rupture during pregnancy
Severe and frequent wound dehiscence after surgery
Only type that significantly affects mortality
Fragility of the ocular globe
Marked joint hyperextension
Severe scoliosis
Profound joint hyperextension
Moderate short stature
Minimal joint involvement
Primarily affects the skin and fascia
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
Marfan syndrome
Cutis laxa
Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia
Loeys-Dietz syndrome
Scleroderma
Osteogenesis imperfecta
Hemophilia