Familial occurrence of omphalocele suggesting sex-linked inheritance

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Abstract

The occurrence of omphalocele in siblings is rare (McKeown et al., 1953; Irving, 1967; Rothemberg and Barnet, 1974; Rott and Truckenbrodt, 1974) and there is only one report of the presence of this malformation in two generations of a family (Osuna and Lindham, 1976). We report a family in which 4 cases of omphalocele occurred in two generations. Only males were affected, suggesting a sex-linked mode of inheritance.

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Havalad, S., Noblett, H., & Speidel, B. D. (1979). Familial occurrence of omphalocele suggesting sex-linked inheritance. Archives of Disease in Childhood, 54(2), 142–143. https://doi.org/10.1136/adc.54.2.142

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