Potential Sequels of Undiagnosed Marfan Syndrome: A Case Report

January 2025 in “ Journal of Clinical Case Studies ”

S Jergin, Susan J. Robertson

Studysummary The authors concluded that individuals with Marfan syndrome should avoid heavy weight lifting and receive genetic counseling to better manage their condition.

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