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Turner can be best described as :

A
Cubitus varus
B
Tall stature with pigmented spots
C
Short stature with muscular trunk
D
Absence of epicanthal fold
High-Yield Explanation
Ans c Ref: Sheila Balakrishnan. page 64Classic features of Turner's syndrome are:Short stature, webbing of neck, cubitus valgus, shield like chest with widely spaced nipples, madelung deformity of wrist, genu valgumShort statureEpicanthal foldLow set earsHigh arched palateWebbing of neckCubitus valgus, genu valgumPigmented naevi, hyperconvex nailsMadelung deformity of wristSensorineural deafnessCoarctation of aortaShield like chestNo breast developmentWidely spaced nipplesShort fourth metacarpalBicuspid aortic valveRenal abnormalitiesAutoimmune thyroiditisDiabetes mellitus

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