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Old 08-29-2008, 11:02 PM #1
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Question Dandy-Walker Syndrome

I'm just wondering, if there is anyone else here who has Dandy-Walker Syndrome, or malformation, or variant?
I was diagnosed this year (Confirmed this year, but suspected years ago!) with Dandy-Walker Variant, I was told it was a mild variant, but it explains a lot of my past medical history.
It's diagnosed early in infancy or before birth, these days, but it wasn't heard of 40+ years ago, except in extreme cases.
Just curious if there is anyone who knows what I'm talking about! lol
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