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A child is brought to you. On examination he has a broad nose with anteveed nostrils. You also note that he has clinodactyly of 5th finger and "shawl scrotum". What is the MOST probable diagnosis? Note:- He is sho for his age.

A
Laron syndrome
B
Aarskog syndrome
C
Rothmund - Thomson syndrome
D
Seckel syndrome
High-Yield Explanation
Aarskog syndrome - is associated with round face, small broad nose with anteveed nostrils, long philtrum and clinodactyly of 5th finger. It is associated with a fold of scrotal skin encircling the base of phallus (shawl scrotum). Good to know: Rothmund - Thomson syndrome - is associated with photosensitivity, alopecia, cataract, hypogonadism and sho stature. Seckel syndrome - is associated with microcephaly, facial hypoplasia, low set malformed ears and mental retardation. Note:- All the conditions mentioned above are associated with sho stature. Ref: Meharban Singh, Edition 3, Page - 85.

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