In 1989, a set of diagnostic criteria were created for the diagnosing of<unk> . The typical diagnosis criteria begin with skeletal radiological test results and two of the defining symptoms, such as short stature, coarse facial features, hyperpigmentation, or excessive hair growth. The typical tests that are performed are x-ray and magnetic resonance imaging. A complete skeletal radiographic survey is mandatory for diagnosis of<unk>  or MONA<unk>  together with a detailed musculoskeletal examination and craniofacial morphology assessment. It appears that<unk>  is more common in women than men.<unk>  is very rare. There have only been a few individuals worldwide who were reported to have this disorder.
Winchester syndrome
Erdheim–Chester disease
POEMS syndrome
CREST syndrome
AL amyloidosis
OSLAM syndrome
Systemic-onset juvenile idiopathic arthritis
Secondary systemic amyloidosis