Resources- Specific Diagnosis Card Catalog- Sotos Syndrome


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  • Who to Contact

    Sotos Syndrome Support Association (SSSA)
    3 Danada Square E.
    PMB Suite 235
    Wheaton, Illinois, 60187
    888-246-SSSA (toll-free)
    E-mail: sssa@well.com
    Web: www.well.com/~sssa/

    The Sotos Syndrome Support Association provides a social support environment for professionals and families of individuals affected by the syndrome, so they can meet, exchange ideas and help one another cope. They provide an understanding of the condition through education. They publishes a quarterly newsletter, SSSA Newsletter, that offers opportunities for members to network, and share ideas. The newsletter also contains articles, and a current membership roster.

    The Sotos Syndrome Support Association has a bibliography of articles that are available to members and audio and video tapes of previous conferences that are available for purchase. They have a new 55-page booklet, "Sotos Syndrome," that contains a description of the syndrome from newborn to adulthood; medical and developmental evaluations; and a glossary of terms. The Association hosts annual conference.

    Where to Go Chat with Others

    Soto Syndrome
    For the parents/grandparents raising children diagnosed with SOTOS SYNDROME. Come share your concerns/achievements with others in the same situation.

    Undiagnosed Overgrowth Syndromes
    Support for people dealing with overgrowth syndromes of unknown origin. Possible Syndromes include, but are not limited to, Sotos Syndrome; Perlman Syndrome; Gorlin Syndrome; Weaver Syndrome; Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome; Simpson-Golabi-Behmel Syndrome; Bannayan-Riley-Rulvacaba Syndrome; Marshall-Smith Syndrome; Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome; Parkes Weber Syndrome; Maffucci Syndrome; and Fragile X Syndrome.

    Learn More About It

    How is a diagnosis of Soto syndrome made?

    Sotos Syndrome and SSSA FAQ

    Soto's Syndrome Information Page
    From the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke

    Soto Syndrome
    from OMIM

    Sotos Syndrome Survey Analysis

    Links

    Sotos Syndrome Support Association

    Sotos Syndrome Support Association of Canada

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