What is another word for Flajanis disease?
Pronunciation: [flad͡ʒˈɑːnɪz dɪzˈiːz] (IPA) 
Flajanis disease, also known as Crisponi syndrome, is a rare genetic disorder that affects the developmental process of various bodily functions. It is characterized by excessive sweating, an elevated body temperature, muscle contractions, and respiratory difficulties. Although the condition was initially referred to as Crisponi syndrome, the term Flajanis disease has gained popularity over the years. This condition is often used interchangeably with Crisponi syndrome when discussing the same disorder. Synonyms for Flajanis disease include Crisponi syndrome, hyperthermia-hypotonia syndrome, and sweating, dysmorphic features, and neonatal-onset, autosomal-recessive disorder. These alternative names help medical professionals and researchers communicate effectively when discussing specific aspects or case studies related to this rare condition.
