1 aracterized postnatally by small stature and kyphoscoliosis.

2 ve myopathy preceding chronic thoraco-lumbar kyphoscoliosis.

3 fusions and deletions with a non-progressive kyphoscoliosis.

4 generation, resulting by 4 to 8 mo of age in kyphoscoliosis and stiff and torqued joints.

5 chlear implants, skeletal defects, including kyphoscoliosis, and primary ovarian failure.

6 in short-trunk short stature, nonprogressive kyphoscoliosis, and radiological features of multiple he

7           Most C57BL/6 mice developed severe kyphoscoliosis followed by hind-limb paralysis, while BA

8 of clinical phenotypes including progressive kyphoscoliosis, joint hypermobility, hypotonia, hyperela

9                         With increasing age, kyphoscoliosis, muscle pathology and cardiac conduction

10 or this mutation exhibited a fully penetrant kyphoscoliosis phenotype which became progressively wors

11 ent in patients with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, kyphoscoliosis type (type VI [EDVI]).

12          Heterozygotes also develop thoracic kyphoscoliosis with age and reveal structural deficits i