Ades et al. (1994) described a southern Australian kindred with a form of craniosynostosis initially thought to represent the Jackson-Weiss syndrome (123150). They found in the hands coned epiphyses, distal and middle phalangeal hypoplasia, and carpal bone malsegmentation ... Ades et al. (1994) described a southern Australian kindred with a form of craniosynostosis initially thought to represent the Jackson-Weiss syndrome (123150). They found in the hands coned epiphyses, distal and middle phalangeal hypoplasia, and carpal bone malsegmentation and in the feet coned epiphyses, hallux valgus, phalangeal, tarsonavicular and calcaneonavicular fusions.