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case_images: Clinical features of Williams syndrome. A, Distinct blue stellate irises. B and C, Well-healed lower neck incision, broad forehead, medial eyebrow flare, flat nasal bridge, short nose, and wide mouth. D, Bilateral fifth metatarsal clinodactyly.
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case_images: Eye examination revealed an absence of conjunctival icterus and distinct blue stellate irises (Fig. 1A). She had distinctive facial features, including a broad forehead, medial eyebrow flare, flat nasal bridge, short nose, small teeth, and wide mouth (Fig. 1B and 1C). Extremities were notable for fifth metatarsal clinodactyly (Fig. 1D), low muscle bulk, and mild bilateral pitting edema to the shins.