DiGeorge syndrome is a genetic disorder that's usually noticeable at birth. Children with the condition can have heart defects, learning difficulties, a cleft palate and potentially many other problems. In almost all cases, these symptoms and features result from a missing piece of chromosome – a genetic fault, or mutation, called 22q11 deletion.

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