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Condition

Pediatric Angelman Syndrome

What You Need to Know

Angelman syndrome can happen when a baby gets both copies of a part of chromosome #15 from the father.

Key Symptoms

The most common symptoms of Angelman syndrome are:

  • Short stature
  • Severe intellectual disability
  • Seizures

Diagnosis

Doctors typically diagnose Angelman Syndrome by:

  • Genetic tests

Treatment

  • There is no cure for Angelman syndrome

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Departments that Treat Angelman Syndrome

    Neurogenetics

    Children's National Hospital provides advanced comprehensive care for children and families affected by neurogenetic conditions.