floppy baby syndrome

Related to floppy baby syndrome: cerebral palsy, floppy infant syndrome

floppy baby syndrome

Colloquial term for an abnormally limp posture in an infant lying prone due to an inability to maintain flexed ligaments or muscles. Also called "floppy infant syndrome." We were only made aware of our child's spinal muscular atrophy when she began showing signs of floppy baby syndrome.
See also: baby, floppy, syndrome
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References in periodicals archive
Table-1: Baseline characteristics and electro-diagnostic impression among children evaluated for floppy baby syndrome.
ELECTRO-DIAGNOSTIC IMPRESSION IN CHILDREN PRESENTED AS FLOPPY BABY
The children all suffered from the incurable genetic muscle-wasting condition spinal muscular atrophy, or "floppy baby syndrome".
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Also known as floppy baby syndrome, the genetic condition leaves children with little control of their movements and can drastically shorten life expectancy.
Mother in court charged with murdering children
The inherited disease, which is also known as floppy baby syndrome, leaves children with little or no control of their movements.
Mum is held following the deaths of her children
The research, published online today in the Journal of Cell Biology, reveals how a team at the Western Australian Institute for Medical Research (WAIMR) has restored muscle function in mice with one type of Floppy Baby Syndrome - a congenital myopathy disorder that causes babies to be born without the ability to properly use their muscles.
Breakthrough in 'floppy baby' syndrome
Worse, he had a hole in the heart and hypotonia [ETH] floppy baby syndrome. His muscles were too weak to support his head.
True Life: Why IOm battling for my b rave Oscar; When Lorraine Thomas, 49, from North London, was told there was no cure for her sonOs illness, she decided to devote her life to finding one herself..