Torticollis as the Main Presentation in a Child with Russell-Silver Syndrome: A Case Report

Table 1

Clinical criterion for Russell-Silver Syndrome.

Major criteria	(i) Intrauterine growth retardation/small for gestational age (<10th percentile)
	(ii) Postnatal growth with height/length <3rd percentile
	(iii) Normal head circumference (3rd–97th percentile)
	(iv) Limb, body, and/or facial asymmetry
Minor criteria	(i) Short (arm) span with normal upper-to-lower segment ratio
	(ii) Fifth-finger clinodactyly
	(iii) Triangular faces
	(iv) Frontal bossing/prominent forehead
Supportive criteria	(i) Café au lait spots or skin pigmentary changes
	(ii) Genitourinary anomalies (cryptorchidism, hypospadias)
	(iii) Motor, speech, and/or cognitive delays
	(iv) Feeding disorder
	(v) Hypoglycemia