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case_images: Representative images of the patient with Kabuki syndrome. (A) Erythema during a disease flare. (B) Representative facial images of the patient. An arched eyebrow, epicanthus, short columella with a slightly narrow nose, thick and narrow lips, and prominent cupped ears were observed in the lateral view. (C) Dental anomalies. (D, E) brachydactyly. (D) Short hands with stubby fingers and dustpan-line finger creases, and short fifth digits were displayed.
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case_images: Figures 1B-E ). Facial quantitative analysis, compared to a 20-29-year-old Northern Chinese population, also revealed a classical Kabuki syndrome (KS) facial appearance characterized by a slightly shorter nose, flat nasal bridge, round and blunt nasal tip, and a small, thick mouth (see 
case_images: The laboratory data of MAS episode and after-treatment. AST, aspartate aminotransferase; PLT, platelet; hs-CRP, hypersensitive C-reactive protein; ESR, erythrocyte sedimentation rate; WBC, white blood cell; Ig, immunoglobulin.
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case_images: The laboratory data of this MAS episode are shown in  Figure 2 .
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case_images: Representative images of the patient with Kabuki syndrome. (A) Erythema during a disease flare. (B) Representative facial images of the patient. An arched eyebrow, epicanthus, short columella with a slightly narrow nose, thick and narrow lips, and prominent cupped ears were observed in the lateral view. (C) Dental anomalies. (D, E) brachydactyly. (D) Short hands with stubby fingers and dustpan-line finger creases, and short fifth digits were displayed.
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case_images: Figures 1B-E ). Facial quantitative analysis, compared to a 20-29-year-old Northern Chinese population, also revealed a classical Kabuki syndrome (KS) facial appearance characterized by a slightly shorter nose, flat nasal bridge, round and blunt nasal tip, and a small, thick mouth (see 
case_images: A timeline showing the development of the disease and the treatments received.
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case_images: Routine blood examination, liver and kidney function, and inflammatory indicators remained normal during the next few months (see laboratory data from 12th, August and 12th, November 2023 in  Table 2 ).  Figure 3  provides a timeline detailing the development of the disease and the treatments received.