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Noonan's syndrome

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Noun1.Noonan's syndrome - syndrome seen only in males; marked by short stature and lowset ears and subnormal fertility
syndrome - a pattern of symptoms indicative of some disease
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They also ruled out a link between Ashleigh's current condition and a pre-existing genetic condition she has, known as Noonan's syndrome, which causes heart abnormalities and sight and hearing problems.
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Tests confirmed that Kelly had Noonan's Syndrome, an extremely rare condition affecting just one baby in tens of thousands.
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Judge Jonathan Haworth gave him an Asbo banning him from living with her after being told the accused had Noonan's Syndrome which can cause behavourial problems.
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