I recently was asked to treat a child with Turner's Syndrome. I have been unable to locate any information regarding clinical picture of hands and upper extremtity function. This child is exhibiting some fine motor delays.
Gross motor is fairly good.
Thanks in advance. EDU Cindy, I am currently treating a boy with Noonan's syndrome which is the male version of Turner's. According to the research I've done, the only upper extremity abnormalities include short 4th metacarpals and hypoplasia of the nails. Dorsal lymphedema of the hands and feet may be present in young kids. Spatial disorientation is a common feature as well - this could affect fine motor abilities to a large extent.