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The clinical photos showed Kyphoscoliosis and truncal obesity (a) and poor developed genitalia (b) in a 25-year-old male with Prada-Willi Syndrome.
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Furthermore, he had a webbed and short neck and rotated thorax due to kyphoscoliosis (Figure 1(a)). He also had poorly developed secondary sexual characteristics such as few dispersed pubic hairs and bilateral empty scrotal sac with very small penis measuring 2.4 cm (far below 3rd centile) in unerectile state (Figure 1(b)).
Chest X-ray showed severe kyphoscoliosis in a 25-year-old male with Prader-Willi Syndrome.
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It also showed rotated thorax with severe kyphoscoliosis (Figure 2).