Kennerbrecht-Vogel Syndrome: Characterized by a normal female external
genitalia, and absence of gonadal tissue. Except for omphalocele, right renal agenesis,
and malrotation of the colon, internal organs tend to be normal. Mental retardation,
dwarfism, and markedly retarded bone age are reported. Other minor anomalies include
peculiar face, hypodontia, short neck, inverted nipples, thoracolumbar scoliosis,
“dysplastic” hips, and partial clino-/syndactyly of the toes. It represents a new
autosomal recessive syndrome with a normal 46,XY chromosomal constitution.