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If a girl is short compared to her
siblings, has delayed puberty, a short webbed neck, and is slow
at school, she may have Turner Syndrome with narrowing
of the major systemic artery (coarctation of the aorta). |
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If your boy is short, has a funny
looking-face, and is slow at school he may have Noonan Syndrome
with narrowing of the pulmonic valve. |
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If your teen is excessively tall
with long fingers and eye problems, she may have Marfan Syndrome,
with weakness at the origin of the great systemic artery (a dilated
aortic root).
Click
here to learn more about
Marfan Syndrome. |
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