Definition:
Revesz Debuse syndrome is an extremely rare condition characterized mostly by anemia, retinal disease, and anomalies in the central nervous system.
Symptoms and Signs:
Revesz Debuse syndrome usually presents with retinopathy, anemia, calcification of the brain, central nervous system anomalies, retarded fetal growth, underdeveloped cerebellum, neutropenia, abnormal platelet shape, retinal detachment, changes in the retinal blood vessel, ataxia, nail anomaly, and progressive psychomotor retardation. Afflicted patients frequently have abnormally fine hair and an abnormally small head.
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