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See Latest ArticlesDevelopmental pathogenesis of short palpebral fissure length in children with fetal alcohol syndrome
Birth Defects Research, 04/08/09
Jones KL et al. - Palpebral fissure length is predominately independent of occipitofrontal circumference in children with and without features of FAS. Short palpebral fissures may well reflect a defect in forebrain development rather than being proportionally reduced in size as a reflection of microcephaly.
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