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We present a rare case of bilateral hypoglossal palsy in an early adolescent boy with Noonan syndrome, initially exhibiting symptoms resembling tongue tie. The patient, known to have Noonan syndrome, was referred from paediatrics department to our otorhinolaryngology department due to a history of
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