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\nSigns and symptoms of Marfan syndrome depend on which parts of the body are affected and the severity of the condition. Some people have few or no signs or symptoms, while others experience severe symptoms or life-threatening complications.
\nSigns and symptoms of Marfan syndrome may include:
\nMarfan syndrome most commonly affects the connective tissue of the heart and blood vessels, eyes, bones, lungs, and spinal cord. However, the condition can affect many parts of the body.
\nThe most serious complications are in the heart and aorta and may include:
\nOther complications may include:
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