Question 147 · LEK · Turner syndrome
In the case of a girl of a short stature, with primary amenorrhea, coarctation of the aorta and a dysmorphic face the most likely clinical diagnosis is:
- A. Noonan syndrome.
- B. Prader-Willi syndrome.
- C. Angelman syndrome.
- D. Turner syndrome.
- E. Klinefelter syndrome.
Hint
Combine short stature and primary amenorrhea (gonadal dysgenesis) with a left-sided obstructive heart defect in a girl.
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