What are the Clinical Features of Prader-Willi Syndrome?
Neonates with Prader-Willi Syndrome may exhibit: - Severe hypotonia (low muscle tone), which can impair sucking and feeding. - Poor growth and developmental delays. - Hyperphagia (an insatiable appetite) typically develops later in infancy or early childhood, leading to obesity if not managed. - Distinctive facial features such as almond-shaped eyes and a narrow forehead. - Hypogonadism, leading to incomplete sexual development.
