Biography:
Ali Al Kasissi, MD, MSc, DSc (Hon); much of his work is centered on one simple rule that every skeletal deformity/abnormality must have an underlying causality that needs to be explored and addressed. This stems from his conviction that the vast majority of skeletal deformities – if not all – do not occur randomly. His clinical experience resulted in more than 220 published papers in peer-reviewed medical journals and five breakthroughs in medicine. Al Kaissi Syndrome (OMIM: 617694); Al Kaissi et al, 3MC syndrome (OMIM 257920); Al Kaissi novel type of Desbuquois syndrome (AJMG 2005); Al Kaissi novel conception of Wormian Bones Diagnostics J. Basel (2023).
sentence case Etiological diagnosis of ligamentous hyperlaxity is the cornerstone in the management of children with the misdiagnosis of hypotonia
The term rare or orphan disease: The diagnostic bias toward severe phenotypes
Etiology understanding of the anatomical disruption of the craniofacial bones in children is a corner stone for a proper management