<unk>  is categorized as a Jobert syndrome related disorder (JSRD). Joubert syndrome affects approximately 1 in 80,000 to 1 in 100,000 live births, meaning it is a rare disease, while<unk>  is even more rare, with only 43 cases being reported from its discovery until 2010. It is estimated to occur in less than one in one million people. Due to this rarity, the prognosis of the disease is dealt with case- by- case. Survival depends on the severity of the symptoms, with most patients surviving infancy. The likely causes of death with the progression of time are a renal and hepatic failure in later stages of life.
COACH syndrome
Adams–Stokes syndrome
MOMO syndrome
Wunderlich syndrome
Hopkins syndrome
PHACE syndrome
Edwards syndrome
PEHO syndrome