Treatments range from platelet transfusions to surgery aimed at either centralizing the hand over the ulna to improve functionality of the hand or aimed at 'normalizing' the appearance of the arm, which is much shorter and 'clubbed'. There is some controversy surrounding the role of surgery. The infant mortality rate has been curbed by new technology, including platelet transfusions, which can even be performed in utero. The critical period is the first and sometimes second year of life. For most people with<unk> , platelet counts improve as they grow out of childhood.
TAR syndrome
Andersen–Tawil syndrome
CAMFAK syndrome
MEDNIK syndrome
L1 syndrome
Wells-Jankovic syndrome
WHIM syndrome
Hecht Scott syndrome