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Pierre Robbin syndrome is -

Cleft palate with syndactly

Cleft palate with mandibular hypoplasia and respiratory obstruction

Cleft lip with mandibular hypoplasia

Cleft lip

High-Yield Explanation

Pierre Robbin syndrome comprises isolated cleft palate retrognathia (posteriorly displaced mandible) glossoptosis (posteriorly displaced tongue) early respiratory & feeding difficulties

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