The life expectancy of patients with CHARGE syndrome varies widely, with individuals living anywhere from 5 days [Issekutz et al., 2005] to at least 46 years [Jongmans et al., 2006]. read more
The life expectancy of patients with CHARGE syndrome varies widely, with individuals living anywhere from 5 days [Issekutz et al., 2005] to at least 46 years [Jongmans et al., 2006]. Actuarial analysis of survival in children with CHARGE showed a 70% survival rate to 5 years of age, with the highest rate of mortality in the first year of life. read more
CHARGE syndrome life expectancy. Life expectancy of individuals with CHARGE syndrome is dependent on the number of abnormalities that are present and its severity levels as well as the success of the varied surgeries and other treatment options. Studies have indicated that about 30 percent of affected infants tend to die within the first year of life. read more
Life expectancy is expected to increase like in Marfan's syndrome with improved awareness and medical progress. Due to the high risk of death from aortic aneurysm rupture, patients should be followed closely. read more