FLNA and frontometaphyseal dysplasia: Based on literature review, clinical manifestations (facial dysmorphism, hands contractures, congenital glaucoma, the absence of deafness, cleft palate, scoliosis and short stature) and radiography (bowed long bones, thickened cortex), the diagnosis of FMD was established.[1,2] Two FLNA mutations were identified, one of which, a missense variant (p.Val528Met/c.1582G>A) in exon 11, also detected in the father's X chromosome (the control), was considered benign.