A relatively rare disease characterized by a pronounced flaccidity of the muscles. Oppenheim’s disease.
A congenital disease of children in which the muscles lack tone.
A condition typically present from birth and occasionally running in families, that manifests in early childhood with notably weak, small, and floppy muscles, although they are not paralyzed. This disease is easily identifiable at birth and generally shows gradual improvement over time. Also known as Oppenheim’s disease.