Kabuki facial spectrum syndrome, that is, Kabuki syndrome (KS) (Niikawa-Kuroki syndrome), is mainly characterized by physical dysplasia, skeletal dysplasia, special appearance, congenital visceral dysplasia, abnormal skin texture and mild to moderate mental retardation.

Kabuki syndrome 198 1 was first reported by two groups of Japanese researchers, Nikawa et al. and Kuroki et al. They described a group of patients with special appearance characteristics, abnormal bone development, abnormal skin texture, short stature and mental retardation. Because the appearance characteristics of these patients are similar to those of traditional Japanese kabuki actors, Nikawa and others named them kabuki makeup syndrome. Later, some scholars called it Nichuan-Blackwood syndrome. Because the word "make-up" easily confuses the concept and hurts the feelings of patients' families, it is now commonly known as Kabuki Syndrome (KS) in the literature. Lower eyelid ectropion is characteristic in appearance, as well as the appearance of heavy makeup. The mouth collar and face are often accompanied by small mandible, high arch of occlusal lid and occlusal fissure.

Child status: 2 years old +9 months.

1 There is something wrong with the leg muscles, and the walking type 0 leg is not stable.

Sensitive to music, can completely follow the rhyme of Little Star.

There are cracks in the mouth and bad oral muscles. They can only say "ah" and "mom", but the other words can't.

4 without children's agility, they are slow to respond to things.

5 poor cognition, will simply "throw garbage" to pick things up. 6 poor emotional experience, slow response

Preliminary target: 1. Interest in people. Active language 3. Oral muscle training iv. Cognitive training. Deepen the emotional experience. Improve social skills. Improve the mental model.