BRD2 and chronic otitis media: After birth, the diagnosis of Turner’s syndrome should be suspected in all patients who present unexplained retard of pubertal maturation, edema of the hands and feet, retronuchal thickening, left-sided cardiac defect, low posterior hairline, low set ears, small mandible, short stature, elevated Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) levels, cubitus valgus, typical facies, multiple pigmented nevi, short fourth metacarpal, high arched palate, and chronic otitis media.