A body system affected by Marfan's syndrome

The typical build and stature of someone who is affected by Marfan's Syndrome

Allows for preventative actions, management, patient education and genetic counselling for the family to begin prior to severe complications

Two treatment options used to treat patients with Marfan's syndrome depending on body systems affected and severity of the condition

A level of exertion that should be avoided if you have Marfan’s Syndrome

A visual impairment condition commonly related to Marfan's syndrome patients

A condition causing abnormal curvature of the spine and is a possible symptom of Marfan's syndrome

Standard diagnostic criteria for Marfans Syndrome that utilizes clinical findings consisting of major and minor manifestations of the syndrome in the various body tissues along with family history

An angiotensin II receptor antagonist drug treatment option which reduces the stress placed on the aorta by decreasing blood pressure

Type of weightlifting that should be avoided if you have Marfan’s Syndrome

A condition related to Marfan's syndrome in which the wall of the aorta are stretched and weakened leading to a possible rupture

A condition of Marfan's syndrome which may be physically examined by an indentation of the sternum

Unwarranted restriction on career aspirations/life insurance/physical activity and psychosocial/emotional burden on patient and family

Treatment option used to prolong the lifespan of an individual with Marfan's syndrome and cardiovascular complications.

A type of exercise that should be encouraged in moderation