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Williams Syndrome Overview (Williams-Beuren)

Wiliiams Syndrome Association's overview
Genetics Home Reference

Assessment & Tools

NCBI's Summary, Diagnosis, and Testing guidelines
Provider Education Center from Williams Syndrome Association (2014)
Growth Charts (WSA, 2014)
Genetic Testing Registry

Articles

  • Committee on Genetics, American Academy of Pediatrics (2014). Health Care Supervision for Children With Williams Syndrome
  • Martens MA, Wilson, SJ, Reutens DC. “Research Review:Williams syndrome : a critical review of the cognitive, behavioral, and neuroanatomical phenotype.” J Child Psychol Psychiatry. 49:576-608; 2008.
  • Morris CA. “Williams Syndrome.” GeneReviews
  • Pober BR. “Williams-Beuren syndrome.” NEJM. 362:239-252;2010.
  • Woodruff-Borden J, Kistler DJ, Henderson DR, Crawford NA, Mervis CB. “Longitudinal course of Anxiety in Children and Adolescents with Williams Syndrome.” AJMG, 154C:277-290; 2010.


Resources

  • Video: 20/20's "Where everybody knows your name" 
CLINICS
  • Arkansas: Arkansas Children's Hosp. (Little Rock) 501-364-2088
  • California:  Salk Institute (La Jolla, CA) 800-434-1038
  • Florida:  All Children’s Hosp. (St. Petersburg, FL ) 727-767-6898
  • Massachusetts:
    Mass General Hospital (Boston) 617-726-1561
    Helping Children with Challenges (Lexington) 781-799-4348
    The Children's Hospital (Boston) 
    (617) 355-5429
  • Missouri: St. Louis Children's Hospital (St. Louis) 314-454-6093
  • New York: 
    Children's Hospital of Buffalo (Buffalo, NY) 716-878-7530
    Children's Hospital of Montifiore (Bronx, NY) 718-741-2323
  • Ohio: Nationwide Children's Hosp. (Columbus) 614-722-4050
  • Pennsylvania: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (Philadelphia) 215-590-3376
  • Utah: Liz Bain Primary Children's Medical Center (SLC) 801-662-5462

Organizations

National:
  • Williams Syndrome Association
  • Williams Syndrome Family of Hope
  • Williams Syndrome Changing Lives Foundation
  • Canadian Association for Williams Syndrome
  • Madison's Foundation
  • New Horizons Un-Limited, Inc.
  • The Arc
  • Williams Syndrome Foundation (UK)
Family Foundations:
  • Lili Claire Foundation
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