alt The main symptoms of<unk>  syndrome are the progressive manifestation of the major symptoms associated with the individual diseases, in young children. Achalasia causes dysphagia, which leads to difficulties when eating, frequent vomiting after meals and possible respiratory arrest due to chronic aspiration. Symptoms can manifest at ages as young as six weeks. Alongside prominent dysphagia, the child will have<unk> , which is characterised by an abnormally small head. Mild scaphocephaly may also be observed. This can manifest upon or after birth. Slow cognitive and fine motor development as well as delayed speech will be observed. Craniofacial dysmorphism, such as a globular-shaped nose, micrognathia and a flattened forehead may also be involved, but is not observed in all cases. Camptodactyly of some fingers can also manifest.
Achalasia microcephaly
Laryngo-onycho-cutaneous syndrome
Odontoma dysphagia syndrome
Retained antrum syndrome
complications of Hiatal hernia
Atresia
Ontario Minamata disease
Esophageal achalasia